e3s Welcomes Georgia Hrstich-Manning to the Team
e3s is excited to welcome Georgia Hrstich-Mannig to the Freshwater & Marine, and Contaminated Land teams! Georgia is an Invercargill based environmental scientist with a BSc in Marine Ecology and a MSc in Conservation Biology. She has over six years of experience as an aquaculture technician working with giant kōkopu (Galaxias argenteus), and running whitebait […]
It’s Sampling Season at e3Scientific!
It’s sampling season! e3Scientific employee Nana and the freshwater ecology team have been carrying out fieldwork within Lake Dunstan, taking macroinvertebrate samples, assessing the lake bed and water quality and ID’ing macrophytes. With everything teaming with life, spring and summer are the busy seasons for our ecologist – animals are awakening and breeding, flora are […]
Look out for our new e3s Shark!
Look out for our new e3s Shark cruising Central Otago! Using low emissions vehicles is one of the most important actions e3s can take to reduce our GHG emissions and is a core part of our emissions reduction strategy. Purchasing this BYD Shark, a plug-in super hybrid, for the Arrowtown office is helping to deliver […]
Exploring Environmental Science with Liger Academy!
Exploring Environmental Science with Liger Academy! Last week, Nicole from e3Scientific had the privilege of giving a presentation to students at Liger Academy on the world of environmental science. She shared the real-world science behind what we do every day, including: Followed by a conversation and demonstrations around water quality parameters and redox conditions of groundwater. […]
Welcome Back to e3s Rebecca Teele!
🌿 Welcome Back, Rebecca Teele! 🌿 We’re thrilled to announce that Rebecca Teele has re-joined our team as Technical Director – Terrestrial Ecology, based out of our Arrowtown office. Rebecca brings over a decade of experience in ecological assessment, restoration planning, and conservation management across both public and private sectors. From leading large-scale predator control […]
e3s’s Rebecca Teele Joins Routeburn Dart Wildlife Trust
We’re thrilled to share this lovely moment from Routeburn Dart Wildlife Trust’s recent trustee potluck get-together! Our very own Rebecca Teele, Technical Director – Terrestrial Ecology, has recently joined the Trust as a new Trustee, and had a fantastic time connecting with fellow Trustees and contractor over great food and shared passion for protecting our […]
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.
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 […]
