Mike Jorgensen: lifelong learning
There is a common saying that there are no stupid questions. The more questions we ask, the more we learn, understand and the more versed we become in all aspects of life.
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A bridge to a new road: Lina Restrepo’s journey to traffic and transport engineering
Lina Restrepo's passion for engineering was kickstarted by the Tower Bridge when she was in her early teens. Today, Lina is an established civil engineer working in the traffic and transport space making a difference to the communities of Darwin.
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Cardno Announces Sale of Americas and Asia Pacific Consulting Divisions
Cardno Announces Sale of Americas and Asia Pacific Consulting Divisions
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Safety in the Surf: Cardno case study of shark deterrent Rpela v2 shows reduction in risk for surfers
We enter the ocean for leisure and recreation and every so often, for surfing. Any surfer would agree that nothing beats the thrill of being carried by the waves and feeling the sensation of the transmitted energy from wave to surfboard. But we are only visitors to the water world and must try to coexist with its inhabitants.
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Congratulations to Troy Ryan on becoming a Licensed Surveyor!
Growing up in country NSW, Troy started his career helping manage the family’s large dairy farm. Due to a combination of circumstances, the family decided to sell the farm. Uncertain of his career options, Troy was certain he wanted to work outdoors but in a technical capacity. Troy, applied and got a job as an assistant surveyor, which sparked his passion for surveying and hasn’t looked back.
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Asset Management and Inclusion: Ella Hingston's push for education and opportunity for all
Ella Hingston's passion for Asset Management and creating greater learning outcomes and an environment that is inclusive extends beyond her work here at Cardno as she aims to create change across the wider industry.
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From Country to Cardno: How Cooper kickstarted his career in Ecology
From the beginning of his ecology journey, Henry Cooper knew he wanted to be a part of a crew that would give him plenty of opportunities to fulfil his passion for plants, spend time outside in unique settings encountering interesting species and work alongside people who were enthused about making the world a better place through conservation.
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Dick Kell AM receives FIDIC’s Highest Honour
Congratulations to Richard (Dick) Kell AM who has been awarded the International Federation of Consulting Engineers’ (FIDIC) Louis Prangey Award – the highest form of recognition for dedication to FIDIC and the engineering industry.
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New Zealand streams don’t have native fish! Or do they?
People often tell me that they have never seen fish in their local stream, however, it’s surprising the number of streams, including urban ones, that have good populations of native fish. In this article, we reveal the native fish that we’ve found in some of the urban streams around the Wellington Region.
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Cardno signs on to United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) Initiative
Cardno is proud to have signed on to the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) initiative. This multi-year strategy by the UN drives business awareness and action to support achieving the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.
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