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Great Southern Landscapes
Reef Aid
Thriving on Country
Tasmania Island Ark
Nature in Cities
Our 2030 Goals
500 Million
Native plants established
330,000
Hectares of habitat restored
1.3 Million
Tonnes of carbon sequestered per annum
20
Flagship threatened animals conserved
2,000
Hectares of gullies restored in the Great Barrier Reef catchment
1,000
Hectares of wetlands restored in the Great Barrier Reef catchment
6,600
Landholders engaged
100
Indigenous partnerships
3,000
Indigenous trainees
12,500
Volunteers involved
400,000
Tonnes of sediment stopped from polluting the Reef each year
