Habitat Restoration

Goal 15 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals calls for the restoration of terrestrial ecosystems and the reversal of biodiversity loss. Soil regeneration and large-scale planting are central to this.

Healthy soils and forests are powerful carbon sinks, with intact ecosystems storing more than 400 tonnes of carbon per hectare. Beyond carbon, restoration reduces heat and flooding, improves air and water quality, and rebuilds habitat.

Victoria was once more than 90% forested; today, around 35% remains. Restoring these systems strengthens biodiversity and supports community wellbeing.

Our team has planted more than two million tubestock, shrubs, mature trees, and aquatic plants, and brings extensive experience in soil health and endemic species selection to deliver resilient, locally appropriate landscapes.