Stephen White is the Principal Rehabilitation, Biodiversity and Contaminated Sites at BHP. He has expertise in environmental rehabilitation, collaborates with a wide range of research partners and formerly worked with the Western Australian department for environment. He brings his 30 years of experience to support the Arid Recovery Board in developing ‘beyond the fence’ projects through strategic partnerships.
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