Consultancy specialising in the development, review and audit of management systems. Focusing on two main areas that affect us all, water and the environment.
We hope this finds you well and 2025 has gotten off to a good start.
Check out our latest blog on getting the year off to a good start. Some of things that utilities may need to navigate in 2025, emerging issues, regulation changes and important dates.
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A masterclass in soil sampling. It's fantastic when industry leaders can pass on their knowledge and help foster the next generation of experts.
#MEDLI#soilscience#irrigation#wastewater
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Viridis is currently recruiting! We're looking for a motivated Water Quality Scientist to join our highly successful team. If you're passionate about water quality have look at our ad on https://t.co/iKbf34pKiQ.
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@WIOAAustralia's #VirtualWater conference opens today!
Viridis Consultants virtual booth is located in the Exhibition Hall and both James Howey and Tasleem Hasan are available in the online chat room from 9am.
See you there - https://t.co/0XzoPpMEBh
#wioaaustralia#water
Viridis is proud to exhibit at the upcoming @WIOAAustralia Virtual Water Expo starting July 22.
With FREE access to the first 2 live days and 24/7 access to the expo, its a great opportunity to visit our virtual booth at https://t.co/4T4KC7QQeQ
#VirtualWater#WIOAAustralia #
Water Research Australia has announced that they are the new custodians of the Australian Water School (AWS).
https://t.co/S13wszwlwY
#aws#waterra#watereducation
On International Women in Engineering Day, Viridis is proud to celebrate the vital contribution that our team members Stacey Edwards and Megan Richardson have made, and continue to make, to the Viridis team and the engineering industry.
#IWED20#ShapeTheWorld
Drone technology has allowed a more accurate estimation of the green turtle numbers coming to Raine Island to lay eggs, as part of the five-year, $7.95 million Raine Island Recovery Project.
https://t.co/oA08SuO6y2
#environment#dronetechnology#sustainability
Voting closes at 5pm today for the 7 general committee positions on the Australian Water Association Queensland Branch Committee.
Don't forget to cast your vote for James to represent members and their interests here https://t.co/hY7HCttZlK
#volunteer#AWA
For 2020 #WorldOceansDay is uniting conservation action to grow the global movement calling on world leaders to protect 30% of our blue planet by 2030. By safeguarding at least 30% of our ocean with a network of highly protected areas we can help ensure a healthy home for all!
On this World Environment Day 2020 the theme is biodiversity. Each one of us has a role to play in ending biodiversity loss and preserving nature. As individuals we must rethink how we use our environment and become conscious consumers. https://t.co/t5rgIzlMEd
#ForNature#WED
"I would like to acknowledge the First Nations people as the original inhabitants or as the Traditional Owners of the land we are on today. I acknowledge all Elders past and present." The #NRW2020 theme reminds us whether in crisis or in reconciliation we are all #InThisTogether.
Jupiter’s fourth largest of its 79 moons, Europa, is more like a planet than a moon.
3,100 km in diameter, it’s smaller than our Moon, but larger than Pluto. It looks like a “veiny eyeball” due to fractures in its icy surface. It’s also got water.
https://t.co/98Vv3g97T0
#water
The UN has proclaimed May 22 The International Day for Biological Diversity (IDB) to increase understanding and awareness of biodiversity issues.
The theme for 2020 is "The solutions are in nature", and there are a host of activities to check out.
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Now we're homeschooling for the next little while, the QLD Government have an excellent resource site for waterwise education that may come in handy!
https://t.co/LGxcUyqG5Y
#covid19#water#watereducation
April 28 is the World Day for Safety and Health at Work.
This year's theme - Stop the pandemic: Safety and health at work can save lives - is especially pertinent.
https://t.co/s5FTITkUha
#IWMD2020#covid19
“They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.”
- excerpt ‘For the Fallen’, Laurence Binyon, 1914