Biodiversity is essential for our collective economic, environmental, and social wellbeing.

He’s done it! Zoologist Mark Gresser has crossed the finish line walking from the furthest points of Australia to raise money for youth mental health. It has been an epic feat of willpower and endurance, along the way Mark has had some amazing experiences and faced some real challenges, he shares some of them with us here.

In FY26, we achieved more than 6,000 field days without a single Lost Time Injury (LTI), a testament to the strong safety culture our team has built together.
At Biologic, safety isn’t just a priority. It’s a shared responsibility. Every team member is empowered to work safely, speak up and look out for one another.
Here are some of the key insights from our recent offsite Safety Day and how we’re continuing to raise the bar for safety across the industry.

How does a specimen collected by our field team become a sequenced and described species?

Learn about Biologic’s Gidgegannup Biodiverse Carbon Project. Established to restore biodiversity, engage local communities and capture carbon, this project embodies our commitment to the environment and an end goal of real and measurable outcomes in relation to a low carbon and nature positive future.

Last week was Mark’s birthday, so what better time for a trek update?