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Ness Creek is situated in the picturesque region of South Gippsland on land traditionally owned by the Boonwurrung people. Originally cleared for cattle and sheep grazing in the early 20th century, it is now home to a productive free-range egg farm. The farm owners contacted Greenfleet with an interest in reforesting the vast areas of their land that were no longer needed for grazing. 

This week is NAIDOC Week for 2020. Today, and always, Greenfleet acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land throughout Australia and pays respect to their Elders, past, present and emerging. In particular, we honour their deep connection to Country and pay respect to their knowledge and wisdom in caring for Country.

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.

Taking climate action is generally our top priority when it comes to revegetating land in Australia and New Zealand. That is no different at this forest growing not far from Byron Bay where we're also hoping to see the return of wildlife and increase the overall productivity of the land.

From Victoria’s Great Ocean Road to Far North Queensland, Greenfleet forests stretch far and wide. While we work to take critical climate action through native reforestation, another benefit of our work is economically supporting regional communities through our forestry operations.

Many of us know the feeling of peacefulness we experience when interacting with nature and recognise the positive impact that it can have on our mental state.