Relief map of the Gold Coast hinterland and coast

Independent geospatial science for government and environmental consulting

Suitability modelling, corridor analysis, habitat assessment and decision-support platforms, delivered by Dr Andrew Mackey, a geospatial scientist with 15 years of experience across Queensland and Australia.

Profit for purpose: $5 from every billable hour or app subscription goes to a wildlife cause you choose.

Lamington to the Gold Coast · a BioGeo relief map

Trusted by

Queensland Government· Federal Government· Infrastructure Developers· Water Utilities· Energy & Resources· Environmental Consultancies· Universities

Services

Spatial modelling, constraint mapping, corridor analysis and decision-support platforms, for clients who need defensible, evidence-based spatial science.

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Selected maps

A few of the maps and models behind the work.

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Recent work

A selection of recent projects across government, infrastructure, and conservation sectors.

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$5

per billable hour, per app subscription

Every project and every app subscription funds wildlife conservation

BioGeo operates as a profit-for-purpose business. A portion of every consulting fee and every app subscription supports wildlife conservation across Queensland, Australia, and beyond. Clients and subscribers choose the cause they contribute to, at no extra cost.

Recent conservation work

Wildlife corridors, Scenic Rim Echidna roadkill hotspots Platypus eDNA Brush-tailed rock-wallaby habitat
Our conservation work

Delivered for the Queensland Office of the Coordinator-General, Department of Transport and Main Roads, APA Group, and Seqwater, alongside resource-sector clients, environmental consultancies, and conservation organisations across Australia.

Have a project in mind?

Most projects start with a short call or email to set scope, timing and fit. There's no minimum project size, from a focused model over a few weeks to multi-year platform builds.

BioGeo also builds specialist spatial screening tools for environmental professionals: SiteCensus, live for Queensland →