In Central Victoria, Greenfleet is working with the traditional custodians of the land, the Dja Dja Wurrung people, to take climate action by revegetating this property that was originally cleared for farming. 

We recently reached an exciting milestone with our 12-month offset, CarbonCover 365. This means that 365 years of average Australian emissions will be offset through native reforestation.

Located in South Gippsland, Victoria, this forest at the Battery Creek Catchment has been transformed since we first planted there in 1999. Now it is an incredibly biodiverse forest and a wildlife haven.

The Giant Gippsland Earthworm is one of the world's rarest earthworms found only in West and South Gippsland. Greenfleet is careful to ensure that our work in these areas does not disrupt their habitat.

We're taking climate action and building wildlife habitat near Byron Bay through native reforestation. We've planted thousands of trees so far and will return next year to plant even more.

Across nearly 100 hectares in South East Queensland, we are rebuilding habitat for the regions vulnerable koalas.  In less than 5 years, the transformation on the site is already visible.