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Subterranean ecosystems, which exist underground, are known for being highly biodiverse – but also under-sampled and under-sequenced. Our Manager of Molecular Systematics, Dr Joel Huey, has recently contributed to a research paper which provides a roadmap for developing and curating barcode reference libraries for subterranean ecosystems.

More than 240 people came together for the 5th annual Walpole Wilderness Bioblitz, recording over 3500 observation, see what they discovered

We recently sat down with Dean Main—our newest returning team member—to hear his reflections on coming back to Biologic after nearly five years working client-side.

At Biologic, we’re proud to have a team who genuinely love exploring all sorts of biomes for all sorts of reasons – and Mark Gresser is no exception. Mark, who has been a Senior Zoologist within our Vertebrate Fauna Team for the past six years, is currently trekking more than 5,000 kilometres across Australia to raise awareness and funds for youth mental health through organisation Batyr.

Whats next after graduation? You might know exactly what you want to do with your degree in environmental science, sustainability or a related field, but there’s also a good chance you’re still working out your next step.

A bunch of our amazing colleagues, family and friends gave up part of their weekend to contribute to our third Gidgegannup Carbon Project planting initiative.

Native bee numbers in Australia are rapidly declining. Dr Juliana Pille Arnold’s research shows that local floral resource availability strongly affects bee populations in remnant vegetation.

One of the big questions in a biological survey of temporary aquatic habitats is – ‘What did we miss?’
For example, if you surveyed during a drought, would you find all the drought-resistant species present?

More than 200 people converged on Walpole at the end of September, with one common goal – to capture a snapshot of the plant and animal life hidden in the nooks and crannies of the Walpole Wilderness Area, the only gazetted wilderness in Western Australia.

There’s nothing quite like taking a threatened species and immortalising it in cake form. Throughout September we are celebrating Biodiversity…

In an occasional series, we ask one of our team members to share a pivotal moment in their career and…

Come March, the 2023 field season for the Biologic botany team begins in earnest. In preparation, twelve of our scientists…