Soil Science Australia’s Certified Professional Soil Scientist (CPSS) accreditation seal is the mark of trust, expertise and excellence in soil science. Engaging a CPSS helps reduce risk, increase certainty and achieve better soil and land management outcomes. This profile is one in a series featuring new CPSS members.

Mr McGrath, a Senior Environmental Consultant at Landloch in New South Wales, has recently achieved a significant milestone in his distinguished career by earning accreditation as a Certified Professional Soil Scientist (CPSS). With over twelve years of extensive professional experience in environmental management spanning diverse sectors such as mining, agriculture, construction, and consulting, Mr McGrath has established himself as a trusted authority in soil science and environmental management.

Lyndon said: “Achieving CPSS status is a defining moment in my career. It validates all my hard work and proves I have a place amongst some of my most respected peers in soil science. I’m honoured to get this achievement and uphold the high values Soil Science Australia is respected for.”

His expertise encompasses a wide range of areas including mine closure, erosion and sediment control, soil surveying, land rehabilitation, plant identification, land capability surveying, environmental reporting and various environmental monitoring tasks encompassing soil, water, flora and rehabilitation efforts.

Throughout his career, Mr McGrath has demonstrated an exceptional ability to navigate and address environmental challenges across numerous regions in the Northern Territory, Western Australia, Queensland, Victoria and New South Wales.

As a CPSS, Mr McGrath continues to lead the way in implementing sustainable solutions and shaping a more environmentally sustainable future. His dedication to excellence and his ongoing pursuit of knowledge ensure that he remains at the forefront of environmental practises and soil science innovation.