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On Dja Dja Wurrung Country in Central Victoria, Greenfleet is growing climate hope by revegetating a 340-hectare parcel of land named Ngulambarra, meaning “meeting place” in Djaara language. This project, also known as Pearson, is playing an important role in restoring endangered grassy woodlands and enhancing biodiversity through connecting and healing Country. 

By supporting the Noosa Restoration and Reconciliation project, you are helping Greenfleet combine climate action and reconciliation with the reforestation of Noosa’s iconic landscape. 

It has never been more important to work towards a sustainable future. From global frameworks such as the Kyoto Protocol, to targets established by governments globally, there are many initiatives that can guide our actions.

Greenfleet acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples across Australia. We pay respect to their Elders, both past and present, and honour their deep and longstanding connection to Country.

Victoria's Gippsland, located on Boonwurrung Country, has excellent climatic conditions when it comes to native reforestation. Since 1997, Greenfleet has planted a number of native forests in this region which are growing to restore ecosystems and create habitat for wildlife, including our iconic koalas. 

Focused on large-scale native reforestation, Greenfleet is growing forests and growing hope for the future of our climate. While the preparation of our sites, selection of trees and the process of planting is important, it is not the final step.