News & Insights

How AI and Drones Are Transforming Bird Conservation  Before joining e2m, our Computational Ecologist, Dr Josh Wilson, led research as part of his PhD at The University of Queensland that demonstrated how

Colleen recently joined e2m as a Principal Spatial Officer with a 20+ year career shaped by large‑scale, complex projects and a deep appreciation for how strong systems, collaboration and people come together

From a young age, Andrew has always been drawn to the natural world. His curiosity about plants, animals, and ecosystems set him on a path that would become a 15‑year career

Five Years at e2m  This month marks 5 years since Jess joined the team, now a Senior Ecologist, Jess’s career reflects the value of experience, continuity and the impact long‑term team members have on both projects

For Eamon, a career in ecology wasn’t something he discovered later in life – it began with a childhood admiration for Steve Irwin and a fascination with reptiles, particularly snakes. At just four years old, after spotting

Turning Hydroperiod Data into Confident, Defensible Wetland Decisions  As projects increasingly intersect with wetlands and water‑dependent ecosystems, understanding where water occurs – and for how long – has become critical to making

Turning LiDAR Data into Confident, Defensible Decisions  As projects become larger, more complex and operate under tighter regulatory review, the need for data that is defensible, transparent and trusted becomes even more essential. One of the most powerful

Josh’s path into ecology has been shaped by a long‑standing interest in technology and an early connection to the outdoors. With a background spanning engineering, drones and machine learning, Josh

Meet Yasara: Graduate Ecologist  Yasara joined the e2m team in November as a Graduate Ecologist, bringing a strong research background, extensive field experience, and a lifelong passion for wildlife conservation. With a

Meet Jade: Environmental Approvals Consultant  Jade Nearhos’ career journey is a great example of how following your interests – and being open to change – can lead you exactly where you’re meant to be. From starting out in ecology

Meet Chris Urbanek: Senior Spatial Ecologist  Chris Urbanek’s career has taken him from wetlands in the American Midwest to conservation projects across the globe – and eventually to spatial ecology in Australia. Joining

Helping you achieve your objectives and get where you want to be. Securing a biodiversity offset has traditionally been one of the most challenging and time‑intensive components of environmental approvals