(Ken Mival (second from the left) and the fox control committee on a night walk to see the threatened greater glider) Following the 2009 bushfires that destroyed his home and two thirds of his small township of Flowerdale, Victoria, Australia, in 2014 EHS Support Environmental Auditor Ken Mival joined Landcare Australia—a national not-for-profit that works
EHS Support is pleased to announce that we’ve recently brought on Renuka Benjamin as a summer intern for our Remediation Service Line. A resident of Lisle, Illinois, Renuka is currently in her third year at the University of Illinois – Champaign, where she is working toward a Bachelor of Science in Geology, with a minor
EHS Support Senior Principal Hydrogeologist David Ife spent three years working in the Middle East. Here he and his wife stand beneath a thousand-year-old baobab tree in a remote valley near Salalah in Oman, where monsoonal rains trapped by vegetation on the Jebel mountain range maintain low temperatures throughout the year. David Ife was born
For over 10 years, EHS Support Senior Environmental Engineer Teresa Klingelhoffer has been playing an important role at the Anglesea Landfill site. Teresa’s love for the environment began in her youth, while growing up in Switzerland. It was there that she developed an appreciation for the landscape of the alps, forests, lakes and rivers. After
EHS Support Managing Director Chris Smitt’s strong connection to the land paved the way for his career as a hydrogeologist. Back in 1949, Eric Smitt, grandfather of EHS Support’s Chris Smitt, was the Officer in Charge at the RAAF Base (Tidal), in Katherine, Northern Territory. One of his favourite activities was to explore Seventeen Mile