Blue Earth Environmental is a boutique environmental consultancy providing specialised services within the assessment and management of freshwater ecosystems. With low overhead costs and a dedicated team of passionate and highly experienced aquatic professionals (incorporating alliance partners), we pride ourselves on providing high quality and scientifically robust deliverables at economical prices, on time and on budget. Our personnel are able to integrate into your existing project team, or alternatively, we have the skills, equipment and approvals necessary to undertake the following technical services to the highest industry and safety standards.
We strive to provide high quality deliverables at reasonable prices
Our Aquatic Ecology Services
WHAT OUR CLIENTS ARE SAYING
Amy Kirkpatrick
Blue Earth Environmental were fantastic to work with, assisting us in the delivery of an aquatic ecological assessment required for an environmental approval. Their expertise ensured that the methodology was scoped to the satisfaction of both our clients’ needs and that of the environmental approval regulator. While the results were technically robust and the reporting to a high scientific standard, we especially appreciated their assistance in liaising amongst the project team, clearly explaining the scientific findings in simple, non-specialist terms.
Scott Northam
PCA Ground Engineering engaged Blue Earth Environmental in late 2020 to undertake Aquatic Biota Salvage works at Sideling Creek Dam. Chris and his guys were of the highest quality. PCA’s end client Seqwater and PCA, were wrapped in their overall performance. I highly recommend Blue Earth Environmental.
Recent Environmental Consulting Articles
Blue Earth Environmental is regularly undertaking new and exciting ecology projects. Check back often to read about what's going on in the aquatic ecology world.
Targeted Fish Surveys
Blue Earth Environmental recently assisted a client undertake targeted surveys for small headed grunter (Scortum parviceps) and soft spine catfish (Neosilurus mollespiculum) within the Burdekin River near Charters Towers. Targeted surveys were required as ...