Welcome to 2014!
It has been customary over the years for me to write a “what happened this year” post at the end... Continue reading →
It has been customary over the years for me to write a “what happened this year” post at the end... Continue reading →
We have been pretty quiet in terms of blogging recently while we’ve been working on two apps, and they’ve just... Continue reading →
This blog originally appeared on the Coastal Walkabout site, and has been replicated here at the Gaia Resources site. As... Continue reading →
Over the past year Gaia Resources have been working on a public open space project (POS) with the Centre for... Continue reading →
This time we have a guest blog post from Jayden, who was in for work experience for the a couple... Continue reading →
This is the third blog in a series about mole crickets. You can find the first two here and here. After... Continue reading →
Over the last month (well, just shy of a month), we’ve run a social media based biological survey on mole... Continue reading →
Over the past few months we have undertaken a couple of sprint days with a team of developers from CSIRO.... Continue reading →
Over the last couple of weeks, I put out a few tweets about mole crickets, after seeing a few in... Continue reading →
The SSSI conference (SSSC2013) was held April 17 – 19 in Canberra with approximately 350 delegates in attendance – including... Continue reading →
Anglo Gold Ashanti Australia (AGAA), recently approached Gaia Resources to complete their 2012 mine disturbance mapping for the Sunrise Dam... Continue reading →
Over the past two days a group of botanists, ecologists and environmental scientists from a range of companies gathered together... Continue reading →
Once again it is that time of year, where we get to reminisce on the year that was. It doesn’t... Continue reading →
This year we again sponsored the ESA (Ecological Society of Australia) Annual Conference and I got to go along to support the mobile... Continue reading →
We launched our first apps into production on the app stores quietly a week or two ago – and you... Continue reading →
I spent all of last week on the road in Canberra, for a few different reasons, but the one that... Continue reading →
A few months ago Gaia Resources was asked to estimate materials balances for waste dumps at various sites for a... Continue reading →
For the last ten months, Gaia Resources has been conducting an urban bat survey around the Perth Metropolitan area. To... Continue reading →
Over the last couple of months, we’ve started two projects in the area of open source collection management systems, for... Continue reading →
Over the last four days I’ve been up in Karratha and Dampier working and volunteering with Rio Tinto’s Iron Ore... Continue reading →