Researching honey bees, floristics and data management
We’ve been steadily developing our research capacity at Gaia Resources, and as part of that I am now seconded to... Continue reading →
AgHack and the adventures of the Rangelands Rover
In the last weekend of July, New Jake, Tony, Voon-Li and I (with some cameos from Old Jake and Serge)... Continue reading →
BCCVL Workshops
Over the past few weeks we’ve attended a couple of different events hosted by Biodiversity and Climate Change Virtual Laboratory... Continue reading →
Mapping All Over the World
♫ And I like it, I like it… It’s been nearly four months since we released our free Environmental Quantum... Continue reading →
Corridor assessment
If you’ve come across the term “linear corridor assessment,” it most likely conjures up images of highways, pipelines or major... Continue reading →
FOSS4G Oceania
We usually attend or sponsor conferences for a couple of different reasons; either there is an opportunity to learn something... Continue reading →
Dolphin Watch Broome launched
The next phase of the Dolphin Watch partners program has been rolled out. In a previous post we discussed... Continue reading →
A disturbance in the force
With over $12 billion dollars in new mining projects coming on board and likely to proceed (Business News Western Australia,... Continue reading →
Free QGIS Online Training
Well, that just happened. We have just taken our entire Environmental Quantum GIS (QGIS) training course and offered it free... Continue reading →
Inspiring Australia with Citizen Science
Gaia Resources has had the pleasure of working with two great projects over the last few months, both funded through the... Continue reading →
Andrew’s 10 Year Anniversary
After hitting my ten-year anniversary in August it seemed like a good opportunity to look back on my time at... Continue reading →
How healthy is your GIS environment?
I am getting to that age where I think I can carry on with sports and eating habits like I’m... Continue reading →
Discovering Qld – a reflection
We recently participated in the Testing Within Government (TWiG) program as part of the Queensland Government’s Advance Queensland innovation program.... Continue reading →
Mapping our History – and our Future
I did mention in my last blog that my brain was fizzing away about Archives… so much so, that when I... Continue reading →
2017 Dieback Information Group Conference
Tracey and I recently attended the 2017 Dieback Information Group (DIG) Conference, held at Murdoch University. The conference theme this... Continue reading →
Symbolise in GRID just got a whole lot more interesting
Natural Resource Management (NRM) staff and Landcare groups have been using our Geographic Reporting and Information Database (GRID) system for... Continue reading →
State of Natural Resource Management (and Coasts) in 2017
Last week, Tracey and I (with a cameo from Chris), attended the 2017 State Natural Resource Management (NRM) and Coastal... Continue reading →
Fantastic Malleefowl and Where To Find Them
Back in January, we started talking to the Great Victorian Desert Biodiversity Trust (GVDBT) about a project that would identify... Continue reading →
Marine Parks App for Android
We blogged in September 2016 about our work on an iOS app for the Department of Parks and Wildlife, now... Continue reading →
Historical Mosquitoes
As part of our previous work on the Atlas of Environmental Health, (such as our previous blog here) we have also... Continue reading →