Big Scrub Rainforest Restoration

Diversity matters! We used 29 native species for this day of planting in Coorabell, NSW, to restore critically endangered rainforest.

Building the forests of 2050 today. 🌳✨ 4,000 trees in the ground at Coorabell, NSW. A massive thank you to Tree-Nation for fuelling this project.

In our work, we often think about what these sites will look like in 20 years. Seeing this success strengthens our resolve for our upcoming

+ 2,400 trees planted to diversify and strengthen two establishing plantings in Newrybar, NSW on January 24 & 28 🌱🌳

A hooooot week for our team 🌡️🥵☀️

We’ve been busy with several reinforcement plantings, adding trees to existing projects to increase diversity and assist with canopy establishment. Did you know? We include 600mL of water crystals with every tree, so they can withstand the hot

This year is going quick ⏱️📆 🌱🌳 Only one planting left to go in October! Here is what we have been up to since Friday:

🌳 We enriched a degraded forest with 1,022 native trees on October 25 in Clunes NSW.

🌳 On October 29, we planted 1,590 trees along the Wilsons River in Clunes,

On October 22, we planted 2,400 native rainforest trees in Hayters Hill, NSW🌱🌳

A key aspect in our plantings is the recovery of threatened species.
In this planting, we included the endangered small-leaved Tamarind (Diploglottis campbellii), Davidson Plum (Davidsonia jerseyana),

We’re back to report on 5,161 successfully planted trees 🫡🌱🌳

🌳On October 16, we planted 1,173 new trees in Brunswick Heads.

🌳We also reinforced an existing planting with 3,988 fresh trees on October 15 and 17 in Clunes, NSW.