Senior Environmental Scientist, Simon Bloomberg recently moved to Christchurch to start a family, and in doing so will open an e3s office for clients based in Canterbury and the northern half of the South Island/Te Waipounamu. This move gives e3s full coverage of the South Island with offices in Arrowtown, Invercargill, Te Anau, and Christchurch.Additionally,… Read more »

In December Bryony Miller from e3s was featured as one of the 100 women celebrated in Otago Museum’s ‘Full STE(A)M Ahead’ exhibition. The exhibition celebrates 100 women from Otago and Southland who have inspired their communities to engage with the science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM), that exists all around us. This exhibition challenges outdated… Read more »

Bryony Miller, Sarah Johnstone and Alexandra Badenhop represented e3Scientific at the recent NZ Hydrology Society, NZ Rivers Group & NZ Freshwater Sciences combined conference in Invercargill. With over 450 delegates and five streams of talks over three days, the conference was a fantastic opportunity to be inspired by the latest advances in monitoring technology and benchmark… Read more »

We are committed to excellence in all aspects of our projects, including safety.In August, the e3Scientific contaminated land team was one of the first to complete the recently developed Contaminated Site Safety training, obtaining the Contaminated Site Safety Certificate (CSSC).The CSSC has been designed to enable employers to meet their duties as a PCBU for… Read more »

e3Scientific are working with Friends of Lake Hayes to deliver a vision for Lake Hayes to have a healthy catchment providing good quality water to sustain a vibrant ecosystem and recreational space for natural values, community and tourism. To that end, e3s have been scoping and developing targeted nutrient mitigation strategies that can be implemented… Read more »

e3Scientific ecologists recently completed a two-day botanical course updating their plant identification skills. We honed our skills in the Upper Clutha and Wakatipu Basin with Mr John Barkla, a skilled Botanist. During the course we were lucky enough to find the small native herb Solenogyne christensenii, which has a threat classification of ‘Threatened – Nationally… Read more »

The Australasian Groundwater Conference, themed ‘Groundwater in a Changing World’ was held in Brisbane in November 2019. Over 600 delegates from academia, industry and government attended the conference and enjoyed presentations, panel discussions and social events aimed at improving our management of vital groundwater resources. Alexandra Badenhop represented e3Scientific Ltd and presented on “Stream Depletion… Read more »

e3s scientist Bryony Miller was honoured to co-chair the NZ Coastal Society (NZCS) annual conference in November 2019.  The conference explored the challenges associated with living on the edge of the great Southern Ocean.  Co-sponsored by e3Scientific, the conference attracted 130 delegates from around New Zealand. Bryony is the current NZCS Southland Representative.  

e3Scientific staff attended the Birds, Bats and Banana Splits event held by the Department of Conservation in the Eglinton Valley, Fiordland on 25 January. The event was run in conjunction with yearly bat monitoring by DOC, offering the participants a chance to get involved. Participants were educated on the bat species in NZ, particularly the… Read more »

The e3Scienfific team recently attended a PFAS (per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances) training course and workshop, discusing PFAS investigation and management.  Key topics included industry guidance both in Australia and New Zealand, investigation methods, laboratory analysis, management options and emerging remediation technologies. If you have any queries regarding PFAS, please don’t hesitate to contact our team.