Exciting News from Our Terrestrial Ecology Team!
🌿 Exciting News from Our Terrestrial Ecology Team! 🦎 We’re thrilled to share that Trudy has officially received her Wildlife Act Authority to handle native lizards — a significant milestone that reflects her dedication to conservation and species management. Congratulations, Trudy! This authority, issued under the Wildlife Act, allows Trudy and supervised e3s staff to carry out essential work with our […]
Experts in Navigating Aotearoa’s Remote & Challenging Landscapes
When Mitre 10 isn’t just around the corner, successful field work relies on good planning, self-sufficiency, and a touch of resourcefulness. From rugged alpine terrain to the depths of Foveaux Strait, our environmental scientists are seasoned experts in navigating Aotearoa’s remote and challenging landscapes.
Fundamentals of Erosion and Sediment Control Event
Alexandra Badenhop attended the Fundamentals of Erosion and Sediment Control event hosted by Vital Chemical in Gibbston Valley yesterday. Amongst the demonstrations of erosion and sediment control technologies was an overarching call to improve sustainability across all areas of our businesses – fantastic engagement across a range of private and government sectors.Â
Kawarau Gorge Trail Passes Halfway Mark
Construction of the 32km Kawarau Gorge Trail has officially passed the halfway mark, according to the Southern Lakes Trails Trust! The Kawarau Gorge Trail links Bannockburn, near Cromwell, to the Gibbston Valley. Over the past year contractors, including the terrestrial ecology team from e3s have been working in hard-to-access areas which, at times, have been […]
e3s Carrying Out Routine Monitoring
e3Scientific employee Nicole was out and about the Wakatipu Basin recently carrying out routine monitoring of Closed Landfill sites in the district. e3Scientific carries out routine monitoring for a range of clients and we pride ourselves in the timeliness of our work, attention to detail and technical expertise. If you have any questions about our […]
Simon Beardmore – Site Contamination Specialist
We are excited to announce that our Technical Director, Simon Beardmore, has been recognized as a Site Contamination Specialist under the Certified Environmental Practitioner scheme (CENVP-SC)! This rigorous, independent certification is a testament to what we already know—that Simon is an exceptionally skilled contaminated land practitioner with a calm, analytical approach and an incredible eye […]
New e3s Christchurch Office – Municipal Chambers
e3Scientific has moved into the historic Municipal Chambers in ÅŒtautahi Christchurch! The historic Municipal Chambers on the corner of Oxford Terrace and Worcester Street has recently emerged from behind scaffolding for the first time since the 2011 earthquakes! The building and has been carefully strengthened and restored. Designed in a distinctive ‘Queen Anne’ style, the […]
Subtidal & Intertidal Surveys Around Otago Harbour
The e3s marine and scientific dive team recently spent 2 weeks completing subtidal and intertidal surveys around Otago Harbour and Papanui Inlet. The team assessed cockle and seagrass beds as well as rocky reef habitats, deep channel seabed and saltmarsh environments. The Otago Harbour is a diverse environment and amazingly the weather held for the […]
e3s Attends FOSS4G SotM Oceania 2024
Jessie Lindsay, our Geospatial Analyst here at e3s, recently returned from Hobart where the QGIS Australia User Group meeting (a group that supports QGIS users in Australia) and FOSS4G SotM Oceania took place. The QGIS Australia User Group was a great day for problem solving and sharing ideas on what we wanted from QGIS including […]
e3s Welcomes Annie Wardle to the Arrowtown Team
e3s is excited to welcome Annie Wardle to our Arrowtown team! With a Bachelor of Science majoring in Geography and minoring in Agricultural Innovation, Annie’s study background includes biogeography, field research methods, environmental management, soil health and ecology and conversation of diversity. She has a practical skillset through experience in botanical surveying, wildlife monitoring, animal […]
