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  • Great Northern Forests Ecological Monitoring Tom Kelly

    Meet The Experts - Tom Kelly

    Wednesday, 4 June, 2025

    How do you balance birdwatching with problem-solving? With a backpack full of lollies, a playlist of ecology-themed songs, and a passion for understanding how species interact with their environment, this ecologist has turned a love for nature into a dynamic and rewarding career. In this latest Q&A in our Meet The Expert series, we chat with Tom Kelly about the joys of long-term monitoring projects, the challenges of habitat management, and how clear communication is key to client satisfaction.

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  • Garry Straughton

    Meet The Experts - Garry Straughton

    Wednesday, 14 May, 2025

    How do you find water in the driest places on Earth? Read the latest in our Meet The Expert series to learn how Garry explains his job as a “water detective,” the myths he often has to bust, and why he believes water stewardship should be as valued as any mineral resource.

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  • Meet The Experts Garry Marriner Blues Point Feb 2024

    Meet the Experts - Gary Marriner

    Tuesday, 11 February, 2025

    How do you uncover the hidden stories of the past? Read the latest in our Meet The Experts series to learn more about what drives Gary's passion for archaeology, the challenges of heritage conservation, and why getting heritage consultants involved early can make all the difference for your projects.

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  • Jeremy Mitchell Une 2023

    Meet the Experts – Jeremy Mitchell

    Thursday, 9 May, 2024

    In this Meet the Experts, we dive into the fascinating world of environmental impact assessment with approachable expert Jeremy Mitchell. Jeremy conducts rigorous evaluations of development proposals from our office in Perth, WA, to ensure compliance with environmental legislation. From his deep-rooted environmental consciousness to his surprising double life as an actor, there's much to uncover about Jeremy’s journey and passion for making a difference!

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  • Eva Cronin

    Meet the Experts – Eva Cronin

    Thursday, 14 March, 2024

    Meet Eva Cronin, a passionate advocate for community safety. Her journey into the realm of bushfire safety began unexpectedly during a cross-country caravan adventure in Australia, where she witnessed firsthand the devastating impact of wildfires. Inspired by this experience, Eva and her husband decided to settle in Western Australia's Southwest, where bushfire risk became a central concern. Motivated by a blend of personal experience, scientific curiosity, and a commitment to community safety, Eva embarked on a career as a bushfire consultant, channeling her passion into improving land use decisions and enhancing community resilience against bushfires.

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  • Anne Gibson

    Meet the Experts – Anne Gibson

    Monday, 22 January, 2024

    Meet Anne Gibson, whose passion for hydrogeology and environmental challenges is the driving force behind her work. As a marathon swimmer and co-author of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan, Anne is a water rockstar who loves to make the complex simple.

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    Find Your People - Jessie McCudden

    Tuesday, 21 November, 2023

    Jessie McCudden is our Ecology Team Lead from Brisbane. Get to know Jessie and her passion for sunsets, the environment, and people, and why the culture in the Brisbane office has a reputation for being noisy. Hint, it involves animal mating noises.

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  • Native Grassland Restoration Restored ‘Wild Flower Rich’ Grassland In An Urban Setting Camden Nsw

    Ecological restoration: sometimes it’s better to not plant a tree. A call to recognise and restore Australia's Native Grasslands and Grassy Woodlands.

    Tuesday, 24 October, 2023

    We know the story, with European colonisation Australia’s ecosystems have been subject to loss from land clearing or degradation due to overgrazing, introduction of pests and weeds, and changes in fire regimes. Across the country, restoration efforts are undertaken to make amends and to replenish the environment. The question is are we going about this the right way, and correctly considering the original state of the environment prior to its transformation? We think no, not often enough.

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