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More than 200 people converged on Walpole at the end of September, with one common goal – to capture a snapshot of the plant and animal life hidden in the nooks and crannies of the Walpole Wilderness Area, the only gazetted wilderness in Western Australia.

There’s nothing quite like taking a threatened species and immortalising it in cake form. Throughout September we are celebrating Biodiversity…

This April (18th) we were thrilled to invite year 11 Biology students from Guildford Grammar to visit the Biologic Biodiverse…

Liesel Morgan Land snails often exhibit high levels of endemism and are vulnerable to habitat degradation. As such, they are…

All organisms release DNA into the environment. Sampling and analysing this environmental DNA (eDNA) promises an elegant solution to detect…

In an occasional series, we ask one of our team members to share a pivotal moment in their career and…

Velvet worms are the epitome of creepy cute. To a human, they appear as a luxe version of a caterpillar:…

A new paper co-authored by Biologic’s Brighton D’Rozario and Ryan Ellis shows that eDNA barcoding can be used to detect…

On a sunny Saturday ahead of one of the wettest starts to winter on record, a team of workmates, family…

Biologic’s Claire Brooks recently moderated a sold-out Women’s Networking Event held by the Environmental Consultants Association (WA). In the past…

Biologic has offset its carbon emissions for the first quarter of 2023. This is a significant step towards our goal…

Come March, the 2023 field season for the Biologic botany team begins in earnest. In preparation, twelve of our scientists…