Australia’s commitment to a nature-positive future has gained significant momentum this month, marked by four landmark events within just ten days.
Healthy Land & Water, one of Australia’s largest Natural Resource Management (NRM) organisations, played a pivotal role in each of these events, showcasing their proactive approach to environmental sustainability and biodiversity conservation – and innovative new approaches to scaling up funding to scale up the work needed.
One of Queensland’s cutest animals, the greater glider, will now have more room to soar with the announcement of a Greater Glider Forest Park as part of a move to protect vital habitats of our important native species.
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11 October 2024: Healthy Land & Water promoted the new ENVestor program at the Telstra Business for Nature Symposium. The Symposium was staged a few days after the international Global Nature Positive Summit in Sydney.
The symposium brought together leaders from across industry to explore practical ways we can accelerate action on nature conservation and restoration – supporting Australia’s nature strategy and enabling better outcomes for the environments and communities in which we operate.
The event included a line up of exciting panel discussions to draw out key insights from the Global Nature Positive Summit, presentations from industry leaders, Nature Tech exhibits and break outs on technical topics.
The key panel session on Technology, innovation & partnership - enabling meaningful business action on nature featured ENVestor co-founders Paul Chatterton (Landscape Finance Lab) and Dr Andrew O'Neill (Healthy Land & Water).
We extend our congratulations to the LNP for their recent election victory and are committed to supporting the new leadership in their efforts to drive positive change for the environment.
Healthy Land & Water takes to the world stage during the Global Nature Positive Summit 2024 in Sydney.
Grants of up to $400,000 are now open to Traditional Owners, community groups, individuals and state and territory governments for projects that protect, restore and manage National Heritage-listed places. Applications for the 2024-25 grant round are open until 25 October 2024.
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Healthy Land & Water
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GPO Box 735
MEANJIN (BRISBANE)
QLD 4001
Australia
Healthy Land and Water Ltd
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