Surveys
- Subterranean fauna surveys and identification of stygofauna and troglofauna
- Short range endemic invertebrate surveys and identification
- Wetland surveys and identification of aquatic invertebrates, waterbirds and plants
- Waterbird surveys, specialist waterbird and shorebird surveys, including aerial surveys
- Flora and vegetation surveys, assessments and monitoring
Specialist identifications
- Specialist identification of subterranean fauna (stygofauna and troglofauna), short range endemics, aquatic invertebrates and plants.
- Molecular identifications via barcoding analysis of stygofauna, troglofauna and short range endemic invertebrates in Bennelongia’s new in-house DNA laboratory.
Ecological impact assessments and reviews
- Desktop environmental impact assessments and literature reviews
- Peer review of environmental impact assessments
- Expert advice on responses of biota to environmental change
- AusRivAS assessments of river condition
Administration
- Bennelongia carries professional indemnity, public liability and workers compensation insurance and operates under a company safety policy
- All field staff have MARCSTA registration, Senior First Aid certificates, defensive and off-road driving qualifications and other industry training
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- Retrieving a troglofauna trap in the Goldfields
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- Creating a baseline of flora and vegetation for springs in the Kimberley
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- Troglofauna survey in the Hamersley Ranges, Pilbara
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- Looking for short range endemics inland from Nullagine
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- Processing a stygofauna net haul in the Fortescue Valley
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- Through the scope: migratory wader birds waiting for the tide to recede on Broome’s magnificent Roebuck Bay
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- The stygofauna or plankton net is used to sample stygofauna in the water column
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- Stuart Halse conducting one of many aerial surveys in remote Australia for the first national waterbird census
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- Canon netting on Roebuck Bay for ongoing monitoring of migratory wader birds
