Naidoc week 2023- For our Elders

This week from the 2nd to the 9th July 2023 Hydrobiology celebrates the histories, cultures and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and recognises the importance of NAIDOC Week 2023 with this year’s theme: ‘#ForOurElders’. #NAIDOCWeek is celebrated by all Australians and is a great opportunity for us to to learn more about…

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New scientific paper from Hydrobiology WA staff: “recent marine growth declines in Atlantic salmon”

Hydrobiology is excited to celebrate and announce the ongoing achievements of our incredibly talented specialists! Dr Aidan Long is an Environmental Scientist, located within our Western Australia Team and has recently achieved one of his very own personal successes, with his latest paper being published in the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) Journal…

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Olá e bem-vindo a Hydrobiology Brasil Ltda!

Hydrobiology is excited to announce our expansion into South America, with the recent addition of our new Brazil office located in Vitoria/ Espírito Santo State! With our Hydrobiology trademark now official in Brazil, we have recently registered Hydrobiology Brasil Ltda.  Hydrobiology has been working in Brazil since 2015, within the mining, ports and renewable energy…

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Hydrobiology’s recent footprint in Mongolia!

Dr Andy Markham recently completed fieldwork in Mongolia on behalf of the Asian Development Bank for a major renewable energy development. Andy was accompanied by national ecology experts and environmental and social safeguards specialists to collect biodiversity and geomorphological data to evaluate the potential impact of the development on the region’s ecosystems. Andy’s work exemplifies…

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Freshwater Down Under Conference 2023

An exciting week for #freshwatersciences with the International Freshwater Sciences 2023 Conference being held in Brisbane last week, from the 3rd – 7th June 2023. Almost 800 scientists from around the globe gathered to attend the conference, along with the collaboration of the Society of Freshwater Science and the Australian and New Zealand Freshwater Sciences Societies. It was…

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world ocean day 2023

Today is World Ocean Day, a day intrinsically important to Hydrobiology, as it is a time to raise awareness of the vital importance of our oceans and the role they play in sustaining a healthy planet. It is a a day of global celebration, and a day to reflect on the significance of our oceans,…

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world environment day 2023

World Environment Day is celebrated annually on June 5th since 1973. Led by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), it has grown to be the largest global platform for environmental outreach. It is a global initiative that encourages awareness and action for the protection and preservation of the environment. The day serves as a reminder of the importance…

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WA Discovery Bill

Hydrobiology WA recently attended an information session on the WA Discovery Bill in relation to the use of eDNA in various future projects. This bill, once enshrined into legislation, aims for Aboriginal people to have input about the use of their traditional knowledge for biodiscovery on WA genetic resources and share benefits from commercialisation of…

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Celebrating WOW Day 2023

Hydrobiology is celebrating our State Emergency Service volunteers today on Wear Orange Wednesday. As a long term supporter of all our employees who volunteer their time for worthy causes, and a holder of the DFES Volunteer Employer Recognition Award, this is a small token of our appreciation for the immense service our friends in orange…

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