Kate Tarnowy

Kate is a Project Envi­ron­men­tal Scientist, holding a BSc (with Majors in envi­ron­men­tal science, conser­va­tion and wildlife biology) and a Post-Graduate Certificate in Protected Area Admin­is­tra­tion. 

She began working at CDM Smith Australia as a Graduate in 2019 and continues to expand her knowledge and expertise within the company. Kate’s experience includes bushland/wetland reha­bil­i­ta­tion, wetland and water management, threatened species management, and mine closure.

Notably, her project involvement includes;

• The envi­ron­men­tal impact assessment (EIA) of the Nelson Bay River Iron Ore Mine,
• Technical support concerning approvals issued under the EPBC Act for major Mid-west port and rail projects
• Technical licensing and approvals support for the Marda Gold Project for Ramelius Resources,
• Annual statutory envi­ron­men­tal reporting for CRL’s Jack Hills Iron Ore Mine
• Preparation of a mine closure plan for the Blue Spec Gold-Antimony Mine

Kate is also involved in preparing an envi­ron­men­tal bridging document for a Pilbara gas pipeline project.