March 15, 2026

Redleaf Team Shares Industry Insights with UniSQ Environmental Science Students

Redleaf Environmental Scientists Speak at UniSQ Industry Panel

Redleaf Group recently participated in a guest industry panel hosted by the University of Southern Queensland School of Science, Engineering and Digital Technologies, giving students the opportunity to hear directly from professionals working in the environmental science industry.


Environmental Scientists and Ecologists Rylie and Levi represented Redleaf Group during the panel discussion, sharing insights into their roles, their studies, and what a typical day can look like working in environmental consulting.


The event gave students studying environmental science and related disciplines valuable insight into career pathways in the industry and the practical skills needed to transition from university into the workforce.


From UniSQ Student to Environmental Scientist


For Rylie, the event was particularly meaningful as a graduate of the University of Southern Queensland. She was able to reflect on her journey from being a UniSQ student to building her career as an Environmental Scientist at Redleaf Group.

Sharing her experiences allowed students to better understand how their university studies can translate into real-world roles in environmental science and ecology.


Practical Advice for Future Environmental Professionals


Levi, who has been with Redleaf Group for around five years, shared valuable insights from his experience working in the environmental sector.


During the Q&A session, he provided practical advice to students on how they can make themselves more employable and encouraged them to be proactive in reaching out to industry professionals before graduating.


Building connections early, seeking opportunities to gain industry exposure, and engaging with professionals in the field were key pieces of advice he shared with students preparing to enter the environmental industry.


Building Connections Between Industry and Students



The panel discussion sparked strong engagement from students, many of whom were interested in learning about the different pathways into environmental science careers and how their studies can translate into meaningful work in the industry.


Events like this provide valuable opportunities for students to hear firsthand experiences from professionals while helping strengthen connections between universities and industry.


Redleaf Group is proud to support opportunities that help inspire the next generation of environmental scientists and ecologists while building meaningful connections with students and graduates entering the field.


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