This Earth Day, let’s Unite for Nature
Carbon Positive Australia
We use the funds raised through donations to plant native trees to capture carbon and restore nature.
The UN has set a target to protect and restore at least 30% of all land and sea by 2030. We want to ensure that our Global Biodiversity Hotspots are restored and not forgotten.
Join other individuals, organisations, and scientists in supporting the pledge to?Unite for Nature.
By signing the pledge, you are supporting the initiative to restore Australia’s Biodiversity Hotspots.
Sign the pledge now by clicking the link below.
We would appreciate your support in sharing this pledge with your community.
News from our planting sites
How is Carbon Positive Australia helping our biodiversity hotspots?
At Carbon Positive Australia, we work to protect Australia’s Biodiversity Hotspots through?our land restoration projects?that support our wildlife and ecosystems.
When you plant trees with Carbon Positive Australia, we plant them in Australia’s two biodiversity hotspots. This means that when you plant trees with us, your tree planting has a huge impact.
What is a Biodiversity Hotspot, where are they, and why are they important?
A biodiversity hotspot is a region characterised by significant levels of biodiversity that are under threat from human activity.
These areas have a high concentration of endemic species (meaning species found nowhere else). Conservation International has identified?36 Global Biodiversity Hotspots, which account for 2.5% of the Earth’s land surface but support more than half of the world’s endemic plant species and 43% of all bird, mammal, reptile and amphibian species.
Where are Australia’s two global biodiversity hotspots?
Find out about our projects in The Big Scrub Area of NSW or Southwest Western Australia.
Carbon Positive News
What's new in Australian ESG reporting?
Significant changes to sustainability reporting are on the horizon locally and globally. But what does this mean for you and your organisation?
Now is the time to start considering your plan of action.
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At Carbon Positive Australia, we turn your business sustainability questions into smart, actionable solutions. Contact our team, Catherine Patterson or Lauren Purcell , or click the link below to learn more.
You may also want to check out our April webinar, “Sustainability Success for Your Business - What is new in Australian Reporting”.
Miyawaki Pocket Forests
Our Miyawaki pocket forest initiative was featured in this WA Today article - “How tiny Japanese ‘pocket forests’ could cool Perth’s sweaty suburbs”.
Check it out below.
We're co-hosting a FREE event - April 30th
Carbon Positive Australia’s CEO Louise-Marlena Tarrier FCCA GAICD , will be speaking at WA Landcare Network Inc ’s Revegetation on Farms webinar on Tuesday 30th April. The event is free to attend and will cover topics such as:
Tickets are FREE and available below.
In the news
In the follow-up to the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (which set a target of US$200 billion in funding per year to spend on nature repair by 2030), Australia will hold the first Global Nature Positive Summit 2024. The aim is to boost private investment in this sector. For information, visit the link below.
The changing weather patterns are leading to forest collapse in WA. Read the ABC article below.
The Australia Carbon Market Institute released its new report, “Carbon Markets and Australia’s Net Zero Challenge”, which is available to view here.
Thank you to our partners
Thank you to our Unite for Nature campaign supporters, including Pottery For The Planet , White Witchery Travels, Casa Adams Fine Wares and Open Hands Creative . If you would like to join them to Unite for Nature visit the link below.