We believe that people thrive when nature thrives

It's more than a tree

We are an environmental enterprise that thinks big to tackle the challenges facing Australia’s unique landscapes in ways that work for communities, economies and nature.

Director of Mungalla Station and Traditional Owner Jacob Cassady (wearing a cowboy style hat and dark blue polo shirt) stands between Greening Australia CEO Brendan Foran and Officeworks General Manager People Alexandra Staley.

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Building strong partnerships is the only way to achieve our ambitious landscape restoration goals.

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Two hands plant a small green seedling into soil. Credit Tobias Rowles.

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By giving a monthly gift to Greening Australia, you are making a valuable contribution to restoring some of our most precious landscapes and protecting our unique wildlife.

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Nature-based solutions

Nature-based solutions protect and restore ecosystems to build a more resilient, biodiverse and sustainable planet.

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Our programs

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Our programs deliver large-scale landscape restoration across Australia, covering thousands of hectares of land and protecting hundreds of species of native plants and wildlife.

Our Programs

Great Southern Landscapes

We are working with thousands of landholders and partners to create and relink millions of hectares of habitat across southern Australia.

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Reef Aid

To improve water quality on our Great Barrier Reef, we are working with landholders to rebuild eroding gullies and restore vital coastal wetlands across the catchment.

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Thriving on Country

We partner with First Nations communities across Australia to bring together traditional and contemporary knowledge, build skills, increase employment opportunities and support people to thrive on country.

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Tasmania Island Ark

Tasmania Island Ark is working with landholders to relink and restore vital habitat across the midlands to create a stronghold for some of our most critically endangered animals.

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