We’re now planting in North Sumatra, Indonesia!
140,000 trees have been planted in collaboration with the Orangutan Information Centre (OIC), in one of the richest rainforest ecosystems in the world.
Gunung Leuser National Park is a global biodiversity hotspot - home to an unfathomable number of species - and the only place on Earth where orangutans, tigers, rhinos and elephants coexist in the wild.
In partnership with FAME, our Enrichment Program aims to boost diversity in established plantings and degraded forests. Guided by expert ecological assessments, we identify and plant the appropriate native species to enhance understorey layers and strengthen ecosystem resilience. By prioritising the reintroduction of endangered flora, the program plays a vital role in restoring forests to their full ecological function.
We've embarked on what might be Australia's largest and most diverse rainforest reforestation project. In close collaboration with the landholder, we have planted 290,000 trees of 192 native species.
Located in Northern NSW, the plantings extend from Booyong Nature Reserve - a remnant of the critically endangered "Big Scrub" ecosystem and home to an array of threatened flora and fauna.
We are proud of what we have achieved so far together, but our efforts continue - including the ongoing maintenance of these trees for up to 5 years.
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