Away at the ESA
We’ve been here at the Ecological Society of Australia 2008 conference here in Sydney for three days now, manning the... Continue reading →
We’ve been here at the Ecological Society of Australia 2008 conference here in Sydney for three days now, manning the... Continue reading →
Gaia Resources is closed from the 19th December through to the 5th January. We hope everyone has a great... Continue reading →
We’ve posted an end of year review (of sorts) on the blog. It’s been a great year, thanks to our... Continue reading →
Last year I had a go at writing an annual report for the company. It was both a quite cathartic... Continue reading →
In late November I had the opportunity to attend the product launch for the GeoEye-1 Earth Imaging satellite The GeoEye-1... Continue reading →
Andrew and Piers are back from the Ecological Society of Australia conference in Sydney, and we’re all hands on deck... Continue reading →
It’s a few days after the event, but it is still worth blogging: http://www.usgs.gov/newsroom/article.asp?ID=2076&from=rss The bit that’s exciting: ... Continue reading →
Andrew and Piers are heading to the Ecological Society of Australia conference in Sydney from the 1st to 5th of December. ... Continue reading →
Piers has just updated the Digital Birding Database with a few more records from his surveys, including his sightings from... Continue reading →
I’ve been really pleased with the interest in HermesLite since we put it “out there”. HermesLite wasn’t something we... Continue reading →
This is a Wordle of the last 10 entries for this blog, limited to the top 100 words. A bit... Continue reading →
Tim’s back from competing in the Noosa Triathlon, and he’s added a post about his experiences in our blog. ... Continue reading →
I returned from Queensland last night having competed in the Noosa Triathlon on Sunday 2nd November. It was a fantastic... Continue reading →
We’ve finished the recruitment drive for the GIS Graduate position. Interviews for the position will start in December once the... Continue reading →
One final reminder: the GIS Graduate position we are advertising closes at the end of the day today. Those people... Continue reading →
he guys over at Oceanica are participating in Movember this year, an event which is best described using their own... Continue reading →
After a week “nerding it up” with colleagues and friends, I thought that it would be worth trying to summarise... Continue reading →
Just a short note: the GIS Graduate position we’re advertising here closes on Monday the 3rd of November. We’ll be... Continue reading →
After a week of great talks and long dinners, the Biodiversity Information Standards (TDWG) Conference is over for 2008. Piers’ presentations... Continue reading →
We’ve started planning for next year, and are looking to add another GIS person to our team. We’re looking for... Continue reading →