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Planting Projects
About Us
CARBON FOOTPRINT CALCULATOR
REPORTS & RESEARCH
TREES & LAND RESTORATION
LISTEN TO OUR PODCAST
CARBON & CLIMATE CHANGE
EXPLORE OUR BLOG
Achieving a Nature Positive world involves halting and reversing current trends of ecological destruction that affect biodiversity. Preserving our flora and fauna plays a significant role in combatting climate change. A loss of one species, whether plant or animal, can significantly impact other species, including us as humans, and have devastating impacts to our environment.
In 2014, we assisted Kaarakin Conservation Centre in planting 38 hectares of the Banyowla Regional Park with native species known to be essential to the feeding, breeding, and roosting cycles of three endangered cockatoo species. We might be experts in biodiverse plantings, but we are not orinthologists, so we met with Sam Clarke, Animal Management & Education Officer, to discuss all things cockatoos.
