Eberhard Consulting

Eberhard Consulting Good evidence and good processes for natural resource management decisions I am passionate about collaboration, evaluation and adaptation.

As a consultant, I work with clients to improve the effectiveness of their decisions and actions to improve environmental and social outcomes. In practice, this means I help with synthesis, policy, planning, strategy, brokerage, facilitation, management and evaluation. I have over 20 years of experience in environmental and agricultural science, planning and policy. I combine a scientific approach

to rigorous evidence, with a strong interest in the social processes of decision-making. I have a degree in Agricultural Science, a Masters of Natural Resource Management, and am currently undertaking further studies in Business. I have been consulting for 6 years. I mostly work with water and landscape planning and management processes at large scales (catchment landscapes to multi-regional). I have had major roles with large collaborations in the Great Barrier Reef and regional Natural Resource Management. I work for Commonwealth, State and Local Governments, Regional Natural Resource Management bodies, industry groups and the private sector. I work embedded in client teams, in an advisory capacity, contracted for specific activities, or with other consultants for larger projects. I am based in Queensland and Northern NSW, but work across Australia.

beautiful Tasmania - it’s distinctive colour and light
02/02/2026

beautiful Tasmania - it’s distinctive colour and light

Good article about RRAP - the Reef Restoration and Adaptation Program - and efforts to support coral reefs adapt to clim...
04/09/2024

Good article about RRAP - the Reef Restoration and Adaptation Program - and efforts to support coral reefs adapt to climate change

Scientists are preparing to release millions of baby corals onto the Great Barrier Reef. Will this be enough to save it?

Fascinating article about burning in northern Australia (and great visuals). 84 million hectares burnt this summer
10/05/2024

Fascinating article about burning in northern Australia (and great visuals). 84 million hectares burnt this summer

The 2023 megafires burnt more than 84 million hectares of desert and savannah in northern Australia. That’s larger than the whole of NSW, or more than three times size of the UK.

Interesting article highlighting how climate litigation is helping to drive emissions reduction around the world
21/04/2024

Interesting article highlighting how climate litigation is helping to drive emissions reduction around the world

Litigation can lead governments to strengthen their climate policies and curb companies’ greenwashing, say scientists.

Are you interested in influencing policy? These opportunities from Grattan Institute could be useful.
14/02/2024

Are you interested in influencing policy? These opportunities from Grattan Institute could be useful.

Take your policy skills to the next level with training from Grattan Academy. Learn how to change public policy and make killer charts.

interesting article on the power of big philanthropy - not all for the good
13/02/2024

interesting article on the power of big philanthropy - not all for the good

Personal priorities are often trumping real needs and skewing where charitable funding goes.

Our paper on modelling the impacts of extension, financial incentives and regulation on the adoption of farming practice...
12/11/2023

Our paper on modelling the impacts of extension, financial incentives and regulation on the adoption of farming practices for reef water quality is now available, and open access to all.

Conservation Letters, official journal of the Society for Conservation Biology, publishes empirical & theoretical research on the conservation of biological diversity.

Had the privelige to chair the Reef Restoration and Adaptation Program (RRAP) Engagement Advisory Panel for QUT this wee...
25/05/2023

Had the privelige to chair the Reef Restoration and Adaptation Program (RRAP) Engagement Advisory Panel for QUT this week. A bunch of impressive and diverse people who have come together to support the RRAP program. We also managed to get out with RRAP researchers and Red Cat Adventures to see both assisted and natural coral recovery at Black Island in the Whitsundays. Thanks Adam Smith (ReefEcologic) for the photos.

Community and industry are keen to be part of efforts to sustain the Great Barrier Reef. Daniel Kimberley and Monsoon Aq...
15/05/2023

Community and industry are keen to be part of efforts to sustain the Great Barrier Reef. Daniel Kimberley and Monsoon Aquatics are stepping up coral aquaculture in Burnett Heads

Spawning at Australia's largest coral farm gets a boost, as scientists search for resilient species of coral.

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