Donate To Grow Native Australian Forests This EOFY

It's never been more important to plant trees to restore native forests and protect Australia's unique ecosystems.

Greenfleet has planted 11.7 million native trees to create over 580 legally protected, biodiverse forests.

We need your help to grow our impact even further.

Donate before June 30 to restore and protect more native Australian forests for our wildlife and environment.

As an environmental charity, all donations to Greenfleet over $2 are tax deductible in Australia. 

Help plant a tree in a biodiverse native forest

Help plant 5 native trees in a protected forest

Help restore protected koala habitat and food trees

Help to restore forests that remove carbon to protect our climate

Other Donation

Donate monthly to help plant 1 native tree in a protected forest

Donate monthly to help plant 5 native trees in a protected forest

Donate monthly to help restore protected koala habitat & food trees

Donate monthly to help plant 15 trees to revegetate wildlife habitat

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Take Real Climate Action

For nearly 30 years, Greenfleet has been removing carbon and restoring nature by planting biodiverse native forests in Australia and New Zealand.

We legally protect our forests for up to 100 years and ensure they thrive through ongoing monitoring and verification.

Pictured here is our Battery Creek project, growing on Boonwurrung Country in South Gippsland, Victoria. We planted this forest between 1999 and 2009 with this after photo taken on a site visit in 2026.

When you support Greenfleet, you are directly supporting native revegetation projects just like this.

Together, We Can Make A Positive Impact On Our Environment

11.7 million native trees planted
580+ native forests created in Australia & New Zealand
6 million tonnes of carbon will be removed
11,700 hectares revegetated & protected

Help Restore Koala Habitat

Australia’s koalas are at risk. It has never been more important to restore and protect their habitat. Greenfleet forests provide critical habitat to these iconic animals.

Greenfleet has grown protected native forest habitat for koalas and other threatened wildlife for over 25 years.

By legally protecting our forests for up to 100 years, we are providing long term homes and food sources for our beloved wildlife.

With your help, we can restore even more native forests.  

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Offset Carbon Emissions

Help fight climate change by restoring protected native ecosystems with Greenfleet.

When you offset your carbon emissions with us, we'll plant enough native trees in legally protected forests to authentically remove emissions on your behalf.

Offset cars, flights, pets or household emissions. Or offset your entire carbon footprint with CarbonCover.

*As a registered environmental charity, contributions to Greenfleet are tax deductible.

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Why Support Greenfleet

  • Legally Protected Forests 

    The native forests we restore are legally protected for up to 100 years. This protection and our ongoing monitoring ensure we are growing resilient, native forests. 

  • Expert Revegetation Knowledge 

    Greenfleet has over 25-years experience restoring protected, Australian forests. We work with local communities and First Nations peoples wherever possible.

  • High Quality Carbon Offsets

    Greenfleet’s carbon offset projects restore previously cleared land with locally native plant species. We restore nature while removing carbon from the atmosphere.

  • Wildlife Habitat Restoration 

    While removing carbon, our biodiverse forests create vital wildlife habitat that is legally protected. In 2025 we restored 444 hectares of koala habitat. 

  • Multi-level Verification  

    We use CSIRO-verified carbon accounting to measure sequestration at our forests. Our carbon estate is also verified by an Australian government recognised carbon auditor. 

  • Tax Deductible 

    As a registered environmental charity, eligible donations to The Trustee for Greenfleet Trust over $2 are tax deductible in Australia.Â