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Offshore wind energy is an emerging industry in Australia, and one that presents significant scientific challenges in meeting the biodiversity information requirements of decision-makers and regulators. To service our clients better in this sector, Nature Advisory has made significant investment in both relevant in-house skills and capabilities, and key partnerships. We have strengthened our team with marine bird and wildlife experts, further cemented our partnerships with specialist sub-consultants in marine mammals, and statistics and modelling, as well as forged new partnerships with other specialists, such as aerial wildlife photographic surveys, marine ecosystems and fisheries. This enables us to bring the best possible team together to address the biodiversity impacts of offshore wind farms. This builds on our in-house capacity to:
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