Technology can play an important role in ecosystem restoration. After nearly 30 years restoring legally protected native forests, Greenfleet has seen significant advancements in environmental technology and is using these tools to enhance many aspects of our work.
Earth Day is a timely reminder of the need to protect our precious Earth. Now, more than ever, we must work together to protect our environment, grow our forests, and support native wildlife.
World Wildlife Day is on March 3rd, creating an opportunity for us to celebrate the exciting wildlife outcomes we see because of our native reforestation projects. From finding Victoria’s unique koalas in our Strzelecki Nature Link, to providing habitat for some of our most recognisable native birds, Greenfleet’s forests are supporting Australia’s iconic wildlife in many ways.Â
Thousands of individual and around 600 corporate supporters led the way in protecting our climate by restoring native forests. Together, we revegetated 547 hectares in Australia and New Zealand and the legally protected forests created will remove 749,246 tonnes of carbon over their lifetime.Â
By restoring and protecting Australia’s native forests, Greenfleet understands that we are working with the longest-standing land managers on Earth. We have steadily-developing relationships with Traditional Owners and our Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) helps to formalise our commitment in this space.Â
Greenfleet has been restoring legally protected, native forests for over 27 years. We deliver critical climate action by restoring native forests and by doing so, we are economically supporting regional communities through our revegetation operations.Â
