Introducing… Madelynne O’Neill
Avisure graduate wildlife biologist
A wonderful bird is the pelican, for its bill can hold more than its belly can.’ That pouched bill is the pelican’s distinctive feature, holding up to 13 litres of water.
Program Manager, the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History’s Feather Identification Lab
Cairns Airport carried out its biggest-ever full-field emergency exercise in June 2023: ‘Northern Overrun’.
We are seeking an exceptional General Manager with strong business operations experience and ideally an interest and/or experience in the consulting industry. Based in our Burleigh Heads Office, with the ability to work flexibly from home, you will be reporting directly to the Avisure CEO.
James Binkhorst is a wildlife biologist and Victorian wildlife team leader based in Avisure’s southern office.
Barely a month after his 75th birthday, Dutch aviation ornithologist of world standing, Luit (pronounced Lute) Buurma died as a result of a massive heart attack.
Andrew Walters started his latest role at Melbourne Airport in May 2021 somewhat inauspiciously. Quarantined in a Sydney hotel at the height of COVID, he spent his first couple of weeks as the airport’s manager, airfield operations, managing via Teams meetings, with his wife still living in Dubai and 4 months pregnant.
We are looking for an enthusiastic Graduate Wildlife Biologist to join our growing team. Based in Melbourne, you will report directly to the Team Leader Victoria and be part of the Avisure Southern Australia team, which includes South Australia and Victoria