We have key technical strengths in environmental consulting, in the areas of risk assessment, ecology and impact assessment, hydrology, ecotoxicology, freshwater and marine ecology, coasts and ports, river mechanics, water quality, land and water, environmental geochemistry and contaminated sediment management.
Hydrobiology’s focus is technical excellence and high level scientific expertise delivered within a commercial framework. We are able to provide our clients with the best possible understanding of environmental risk for their environmental and impact management needs. View our Capability Statement here!
“Fieldwork in Action!”.. A rewarding day spent alongside our talented Hydrobiology Scientists! We’re usually racing against time – collecting data and trying to cover as many sites as possible. But this time, it was a more relaxed and collaborative experience.. Our Hydrobiology Team joined a fantastic ‘Waterway Restoration Field Trip’ organised by the Flood Community…
Hydrobiology Singapore; our Regional Hub for Southeast Asia, is growing and looking for a Terrestrial Ecologist to join our Team! The position is based in Singapore and will support a diverse range of biodiversity and environmental projects across Southeast Asia. If you have a strong background in Terrestrial Ecology, Fieldwork, and Conservation, with preferably 5…
Hydrobiology’s James Keating (Principal Scientist- Marine Team Lead & Chief Remote Pilot) from our Perth, Western Australia Team, has recently been attending AMEC (Association of Mining and Exploration Companies)’s “Meet the Developer Series” to reconnect with long-standing clients and learn about new projects. This morning’s event brought together Industry Leaders: Daniel Tuffin (Cavalier Resources Ltd…
Hydrobiology is proud to celebrate the incredible achievements of our Team! Today marks 17 years since one of our valued Environmental Consultants- Dr. Trang Huynh (Technical Lead- Environmental Chemistry | Project Manager- Environmental Risk Assessment Team) first arrived in Brisbane to begin her 3-year postdoctoral role at The University of Queensland. That initial step into…