Our Forests

Adjoining Lang Lang River in South Gippsland, this project aims to create a considerable biodiversity linkage by connecting to Greenfleet’s establishing forest at Wurneet Laang Laang.

Located an hour north of Adelaide on the lands of the Ngarrindjeri people, the project at Bull Creek is restoring the Peppermint Box Grassy Woodland ecosystem. This critically endangered ecosystem is home to more than 70 species of birds and other wildlife, some of which are rare and endangered.

This site is just one of many that Greenfleet has revegetated in conjunction with Parks Victoria. The ongoing relationship between the two organisations has seen more than 800 hectares revegetated all across Victoria.

In South-East Queensland at a property on Yuggera Country, Greenfleet is restoring over 50 hectares of native ecosystem to extend habitat for the local koalas and deliver climate action. The namesake, Cherry Gully, refers to the brush cherry (Syzygium australe) that can be found on the property.  

Located near Taylors Flat in NSW, Greenfleet is restoring the cleared land at Coopers Crossing to create a biodiverse native forest which is supporting the local native wildlife. Our reforestation efforts are delivering climate action and extending habitat for the endangered regent honeyeater.

Located on Boonwurrung Country in South Gippsland, Victoria, Falls Road is being revegetated to native forest that will help reconnect the landscape and provide wildlife habitat.

On Boonwurrung Country in the rolling hills of South Gippsland, you’ll find our revegetation project at Glendalough. With parts of the property being utilised for farming, this project demonstrates how critical climate action can go hand-in-hand with sustainable agricultural practices.

In 2018, Greenfleet, Telstra employees and Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire Council joined forces to plant over 1,000 native and fruit trees in the remote community of Kowanyama, Far North Queensland.

Greenfleet is growing a native forest on the floodplain of the Wilson River in Northern NSW to extend vital habitat for a breeding population of koalas and deliver climate action.

Located in Central Victoria, this site was previously cleared for grazing. Across this property, Greenfleet will be restoring Low Rise Grassy Woodland, a vegetation community listed as vulnerable. While delivering climate action, this forest will build and extend habitat for species such as the Squirrel Glider, Regent Honeyeater and Brush-tailed Phascogale.

Located in South-East Queensland on land traditionally owned by the Yuggera People, Hiddenvale is being restored to a biodiverse native forest that will enhance koala habitat in the region.

Due to the drought, the planning and timing of this project was impacted by many factors. In preparation, the soil was deep ripped (pictured) so that there would be increased water retention when rain did...

Located north-west of Brisbane, Greenfleet is restoring the riparian and floodplain ecosystems across this large property. With existing koalas confirmed on the property, this work will extend habitat for the species listed as endangered in Queensland. The native restoration along Ivory Creek will also improve water quality and reduce erosion in this section of the Brisbane River catchment.

14,000 More Trees Planted On The Great Ocean Road Located in the scenic region of the Great Ocean Road and bordering the Great Otway National Park, a private property is getting a makeover after decades...

Located in Gippsland on the lands of the Kurnai people, the project at Jumbuk will see the restoration of habitat for koalas and the white-throated needletail, a bird classified as vulnerable in the state. Other species that will benefit from this revegetation work include the long-nosed bandicoot, gang-gang cockatoo, and the greater glider which is classified as endangered.   

Between 2015 and 2016, Greenfleet planted approximately 91 kilograms of locally native seeds in the soil to give nature a helping hand.

Sustainably made whisky goes hand in hand with climate action at this distillery on Wurundjeri Country in Kinglake, Victoria.

Greenfleet revegetated this 95-hectare parcel of land in partnership with Queensland Trust for Nature (QTFN), between 2016 and 2020. Located on Yuggera Country, this property was cleared for cattle grazing decades ago.

585 Ha Revegetated With Native Forests Greenfleet has been working with the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) since 2008 to revegetate a number of sites within Kosciuszko National Park. Five separate sites are...

Lawan is located on Dja Dja Wurrung Country, north of Wedderburn in Central Victoria. It is a 340-hectare property located in an area previously cleared and heavily degraded by farming. Now, its restoration is resulting in the establishment of resilient, biodiverse ecosystems.

Located in Boolarra South, this property will build on Greenfleet’s work in the Gippsland region. Previously cleared for grazing, this property will be revegetated to deliver climate action and create wildlife habitat. Species that will benefit from this work include koalas, the swift parrot, gang-gang cockatoo, and greater glider, an endangered species that has been heavily impacted by land clearing. 

Located west of Cairns within the Mareeba Tropical Savanna and Wetlands Reserve, this project is re-establishing the natural ecosystem found in the region. This restoration project began in 2023 and will continue over the coming years. Species planted so far include brown salwood (Acacia mangium) and large-fruit mahogany (Eucalyptus pellita) which will be critical in forming the forest canopy. 

The Murray-Darling Basin is the catchment for the Murray and Darling Rivers and their many tributaries.  It extends across one-seventh of the Australian landmass and has a population of nearly two million people.  Another million people outside the region depend heavily upon its resources.

Myamyn Wetland is located near Hamilton in Western Victoria on Gunditjmara & Djabwurung Country. Close to the ‘Green Triangle’, this Greenfleet forest borders a wetland, serving as an important extension of this threatened ecosystem.

Located just south of Canberra, Namadgi National Park in the Australian Alps covers almost half of the Australian Capital Territory. During the 1800s and early 1900s, the partially wooded valleys and lower slopes of the Gudgenby Valley were opened up for grazing.

Greenfleet has joined forces with Bush Heritage Australia on an innovative climate-ready revegetation project at Nardoo Hills Reserve in central Victoria.   

Greenfleet has been restoring legally protected native forests in South Gippsland for over 20 years. Focused on delivering climate action and protecting native biodiversity, our work is making a significant contribution to the region’s environment.  

Building on Greenfleet’s work in the Gippsland region, this revegetation project will extend habitat for a confirmed population of koalas on the property. Situated on land traditionally owned by the Boon Wurrung people, this region is also home to wombats and Eastern Grey Kangaroos.   

Restoring Native Forest Near Auckland  Located north of Auckland on New Zealand’s North Island, Te Muri is a regional park that overlooks Mahurangi Harbour and the Hauraki Gulf. Since 2016, Greenfleet has partnered with Auckland...

Whitehurst is located on Boonwurrung Country in South Gippsland, Victoria. Greenfleet revegetated this property between 2015 and 2021 to restore critical wildlife habitat, reduce erosion and deliver climate action.

'Wurneet Laang Laang' is nestled in the hills of South Gippsland just 1.5 hours from Melbourne. Located on land traditionally owned by the Boon Wurrung people, we are working to restore this property to what it was...

In 2021, Greenfleet entered into a landmark Indigenous Land Use Agreement with the Kabi Kabi Peoples Aboriginal Corporation to revegetate around 900 hectares in the Noosa Hinterland. Restoring Country for Climate is a GPT nature positive...