Our Expertise
Bennelongia is a specialist environmental consultancy dedicated to protecting Australia’s unique biodiversity. We provide expert ecological and advisory services, to support environmental approvals and management of subterranean and aquatic ecosystems, as well as short range endemic invertebrates. Our work is grounded in science and driven by innovation.
Subterranean Fauna
Bennelongia delivers industry-leading subterranean fauna surveys, combining specialist expertise in stygofauna and troglofauna with rigorous scientific assessment to…
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Short Range Endemics
Our targeted SRE surveys identify environmentally significant species and habitats, providing the biodiversity data needed to assess risks,…
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Wetland Surveys
Our team undertakes comprehensive wetland assessments, helping clients understand ecological values, environmental risks and management requirements through science-based…
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DNA analysis
Our in-house DNA analysis services enhance species identification and biodiversity assessments, providing greater accuracy and confidence in environmental…
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Invertebrate Taxonomy
Bennelongia’s taxonomic team has expert knowledge and decades of experience with species identification. We operate a world-class laboratory…
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Why Organisations Choose Bennelongia
Staff at Bennelongia have many years experience of fieldwork, invertebrate identification, taxonomy, DNA techniques, scientific research and environmental assessment. Senior staff conducted the stygofauna component of the Pilbara Biodiversity Survey for the Western Australian Government and developed new sampling protocol used for stygofauna in Western Australia as well as new techniques for troglofauna collection.
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Independent and objective advice
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Proven experience in regulated environments
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Strong scientific foundations
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Specialist ecological focus
Short-range endemics and beyond symposium
Recently, Kevin Sagastume-Espinoza had the opportunity to represent Bennelongia in the Short-range endemics and beyond: Terrestrial Invertebrates in EIA symposium hosted by Murdoch University and the…
Read moreBennelongia has moved
Bennelongia has moved to 9B Bishop Street, Jolimont, just down the road.
Read moreFirst blind daddy long-legs spiders from Australia and Réunion (Araneae, Pholcidae)
Huon Clark was involved in research on troglofaunal diversity and a new paper has been published that describes the first troglomorphic pholcids from Australia and…
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