100,000 trees and counting! 🌱 We’ve hit an exciting milestone in the Rewilding Sydney program with 100,000 trees planted across Greater Sydney! Earlier this month, we added 8,000 trees to Yaralla Estate in Concord West, just 20 minutes from Sydney’s CBD, supporting the critically endangered Sydney Turpentine-Ironbark Forest. We’re not stopping there, even more planting is planned for 2025 🌳 This project is in partnership with: NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure, City of Canada Bay and Sydney Local Health District
Greening Australia
Environmental Services
Melbourne, VIC 19,733 followers
Restoring Australia's unique landscapes and protecting biodiversity with science-led, on-ground solutions since 1982.
About us
We are the environmental not-for-profit that thinks bigger than the environment. We started conserving and restoring Australia’s landscapes in 1982 and we haven’t stopped since. At Greening Australia, we work on major programs that bring life to landscapes and restore balance to the natural environment in significant areas across Australia. Our hundreds of projects demonstrate conservation on a massive scale, covering millions of hectares of land and protecting thousands of native species. From the warm waters of the Great Barrier Reef to the cool island ark of Tasmania, we’re thinking big to tackle the challenges facing Australia’s unique and diverse landscapes in ways that work for communities, economies and nature.
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- Industry
- Environmental Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Melbourne, VIC
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1982
- Specialties
- Environmental restoration, Conservation planning and science, Community engagement, Seed bank and native plant nurseries, Threatened Species Management, Carbon Offsetting, and Revegetation
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Level 3, 349 Collins Street
Melbourne, VIC 3000, AU
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A huge shoutout to Chris and Margot Shannon, this year’s recipients of Greening Australia’s Chris Jones Environmental Stewardship Award! From their first planting with us 26 years ago to today, Chris and Margot have been unwavering in their commitment to creating a sustainable and biodiverse grazing operation on their property in Bookham, NSW. Thank you so much for your dedication and commitment to environmental impact, we couldn’t do it without you! 🌱
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It is absolutely fantastic to be partnering with Conscious Investment Management (CIM) and their investors to Rebuild Nature Together. The CIM team and investors fully support our vision to reconnect the landscape and work towards building a nature positive world. The first property at Caddigat Road is magical. It sits along the Murrumbidgee River in rolling hills and supports a range of different precious species. The highly skilled Greening Australia team have worked in this part of NSW for decades and they know how to do restoration work at scale in this challenging environment. I look forward to watching the property change as we work together restoring it.
Earlier this year, Conscious Investment Management (CIM) proudly announced a new partnership with environmental not-for-profit, Greening Australia, to deliver biodiverse environmental planting projects across Australia. CIM's first investment alongside Greening Australia was financing the purchase of a 755-hectare property in Southern NSW, known as ‘Caddigat Road,’ with plans to plant approximately 140,000 native trees and shrubs on the property in 2025. In October, CIM invited investors to visit the Caddigat Road property and meet the Greening Australia team. The below video gives an overview of the project and shows some of the incredible property that will be restored under of the Greening Australia and CIM partnership. Media release: https://lnkd.in/dfUNQwuU
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What’s better than making an impact? Making three kinds of impact at once! In southwest WA, we’re proud to be working with partners on the Environmental Revegetation and Rehabilitation Fund, supported by the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation. Together, we’re achieving big wins for the environment, community, and economy by: 🦜Reviving critical habitat for Carnaby’s Black Cockatoo 🤝Empowering First Nations-led organisations and local groups with job and business opportunities in the environmental sector 🌳Safeguarding land to ensure it’s protected for generations to come Video credit: jcfilmbox.com
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Learn more about Nindethana's impact in 2024 ⬇️
A major focus for 2024 has been developing Nindethana’s national storage infrastructure, both to enhance customer service and to ensure better management of the scarce and valuable resource that is native seed. Our seed storage capabilities in Canberra saw a significant milestone with the commissioning of a purpose-built seed facility, designed to improve seed preservation and handling efficiency. As we look ahead to 2025, we are excited to build on this progress, continuing to expand our capacity and strengthen our role in supporting restoration and revegetation efforts nationwide. Read our Year in Review here: https://bit.ly/4i2sQfp
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It’s about embedding change and transferring power and resources to create healthy and productive landscapes and to truly enable Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities, Cultures and enterprise to thrive on Country. Greening Australia took a significant step this year by returning the Nowanup property in South-West Western Australia to local Traditional Owners. https://bit.ly/4i8hXsk
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Paul said it best! We've achieved some incredible milestones this year! Check out the highlights in our Year in Review ⬇️
Tired of doom scrolling? There are plenty of good things happening - take a moment to see the amazing work of the Greening Australia team over the past 12 months in our Annual Year in Review. https://bit.ly/4i8hXsk
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What a year 2024 has been! This year, we achieved some remarkable milestones: 🌱 Established 3,624,253 native plants 🌳 Restored 3,688 hectares of habitat 🌾 Supplied over 7 tonnes of native seed to restoration projects 🌊 Prevented 13,901 tonnes of pollutants from reaching the Great Barrier Reef through our Reef Aid program These achievements wouldn’t have been possible without the hard work and dedication of our incredible team and the invaluable support of our donors and partners. Stay tuned - our official Year in Review document launches tomorrow, packed with all the details!
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Meet Dr Lynise Wearne - Greening Australia's Associate Director for Water 🌊 Lynise brings over two decades of expertise to Greening Australia, where she is a driving force behind the growth and success of the Reef Aid program. Since joining in 2017, Lynise has been directly responsible for securing a number of significant projects, as well as advancing the program through innovative technologies and strategic partnerships. Despite her professional precision, Lynise admits to being somewhat "geographically challenged." A memorable misadventure saw her lost on a mountain until 11 pm - proof that even seasoned ecologists occasionally take the scenic route! Whether navigating alpine terrain or tropical wetlands, Lynise is driven by a lifelong love of nature and a determination to protect it for future generations.
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Check out the newest resident recently spotted at the Bank Australia conservation reserve 🦎 Greening Australia works alongside Bank Australia and Trust for Nature to manage this incredible site in Western Victoria 🌱
Look who was spotted out on the Bank Australia conservation reserve 👀🦎 The lace monitor, also known as the tree goanna is a biiiiiig lizard. Like we're talking can reach 2m long and weigh 14kg 🤯 What's super cool about them being spotted on the reserve is they often spend most of their lives in the same area and won't really move to another location unless they can actually see the next tree! So is great to see these lizards getting settled on the reserve 🌳 They're also listed as endangered in Victoria so our reserve in Western Victoria is providing crucial habitat for them in the area. Learn more about the conservation reserve: https://bit.ly/3AHXJ8b 📸: Peter Tucker Greening Australia Trust for Nature
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