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As individuals, we can all work toward reducing our carbon footprint. While we should aim to minimise our environmental impact where we can, offsetting emissions is a good way to neutralise the carbon we can’t avoid.

At Greenfleet, we protect our climate through the practical action of planting native trees that will grow into biodiverse forests, and resilient ecosystems, sequestering carbon throughout their lifetime.

This year has tested the resilience of the world. While we come to terms with the vast and varied impacts COVID-19 has had on our day to day lives, Australia as a nation has been challenged since well before the pandemic.

Travel 30 minutes north of Wedderburn in Central Victoria and you will find Pearson; a 340-hectare property that forms part of the Wychitella biolink. In an area previously used for farming, Greenfleet is working with the traditional custodians of the land, the Dja Dja Wurrung people, and Cassinia Environmental to revegetate the property with native trees and grasses.

Victoria’s South Gippsland is known for its rolling hills and lush greenery, and Greenfleet has been revegetating parts of this region for many years.

When thinking about Australian wildlife, earthworms may not be the first animals that come to mind. But did you know that southern Australia is home to one of the rarest earthworms in the world? Greenfleet’s reforestation work in Gippsland is protecting this threatened species from habitat degradation.