25 July 2018
The $2 million challenge funded by both the Queensland Government and the Australian Government through the Advance Queensland Small Business Innovation Research programme was introduced to seek out novel solutions which will boost coral abundance and restore reefs exposed to the impacts of a changing climate.
BMT’s David Rissik comments:
“We are extremely excited to be involved in helping the Great Barrier Reef respond to the significant pressures that it faces, increasing its resilience, while we wait for climate change to be addressed and catchment pressures to be reduced.”
Professor Tom Baldock from the University of Queensland says:
“The challenge is to find solutions that can be scaled to rehabilitate multiple reefs and vast areas of broken coral. We aim to use established Civil Engineering methods in an innovative way to work with nature to speed up the reef’s natural recovery processes.”
6 May 2022
As an experienced business leader, Graeme Nayler brings a track record of business transformation and growth that will benefit the BMT portfolio, with relevant industry experience in transport, infrastructure, environment, government and defence
14 February 2022
BMT is pleased to announce the appointment of Colleen Martin who will lead the Environment team in the UK
9 February 2022
The Marina Industries Association (MIA) is proud to announce the launch of a new and important Environmental Partnership with BMT, a leading international design, engineering, science and risk management consultancy.
11 November 2021
This week we are proud to recognise the launch of an important climate change resilience guide for asset owners and managers.