Bush Heritage Australia is a nonprofit organisation established in 1991 to protect and restore Australia's natural environments and wildlife. It acquires and manages significant conservation lands, works to restore degraded ecosystems, and collaborates with Indigenous communities, landowners, and other partners. The organisation safeguards endangered species and habitats across Australia, using sustainable land management practices to ensure long-term biodiversity conservation. Bush Heritage plays a key role in preserving Australia's unique landscapes for future generations.

Landcare Australia is a national nonprofit organisation that supports community-driven environmental conservation efforts across Australia. It works with local Landcare groups—comprising farmers, landowners, and communities—on projects aimed at sustainable land management, ecosystem restoration, and protecting natural resources. The organisation provides funding, resources, and advocacy to help these groups improve land health, restore biodiversity, and promote sustainable practices in agriculture. Landcare Australia plays a key role in fostering environmental collaboration and awareness nationwide.

Landcare Australia works with Indigenous groups as part of its commitment to sustainable land management and environmental restoration. The organisation recognises the importance of Indigenous knowledge and traditional land management practices and actively collaborates with Indigenous communities on projects that combine modern conservation techniques with traditional ecological knowledge.

Landcare Australia supports initiatives that empower Indigenous people to manage their lands and resources in ways that are culturally appropriate and environmentally sustainable. This includes projects focused on biodiversity conservation, fire management, land restoration, and more. By partnering with Indigenous groups, Landcare Australia helps ensure that traditional knowledge is integrated into broader environmental strategies, fostering more effective and culturally sensitive land management.

Surfrider Foundation Australia is a nonprofit environmental organisation dedicated to the protection and preservation of Australia’s coasts, beaches, and marine environments. It is part of the global Surfrider Foundation, which was founded in the United States in 1984, and has a network of chapters around the world, including Australia.

Surfrider Foundation Australia works with Indigenous communities as part of its broader commitment to environmental protection and the preservation of Australia's coastal and marine environments. The organisation recognises the deep connection that Indigenous people have with the land and sea and acknowledges the importance of traditional knowledge in managing and protecting natural resources.

Surfrider Foundation Australia collaborates with Indigenous groups on various initiatives, particularly when it comes to protecting coastal areas and addressing issues like marine pollution, sustainable land management, and habitat restoration.

With the sale of each home, we will plant a number of trees to offset some of the carbon produced with the goal of 2000 trees in 2026.

One Tree Planted is a global nonprofit focused on environmental conservation through tree planting. Founded in 2014, it partners with local communities and environmental groups to restore ecosystems, combat climate change, and support biodiversity. The organisation runs reforestation projects worldwide, planting trees in areas affected by deforestation, wildfires, and environmental degradation. One Tree Planted enables individuals and businesses to contribute to reforestation efforts by funding tree planting initiatives across the globe.

One Tree Planted has made significant contributions to environmental restoration efforts in Australia, particularly in the aftermath of devastating bushfires and the ongoing challenge of land degradation. Some of the key contributions in Australia include:
1. Bushfire Recovery
After the 2019–2020 bushfire season, which caused widespread damage to Australian forests and wildlife, One Tree Planted supported reforestation and recovery efforts by planting native trees in fire-affected areas. This helped restore ecosystems, protect wildlife habitats, and improve soil and water quality.
2. Reforestation Projects
The organisation has been involved in replanting trees in areas impacted by deforestation and environmental degradation, including planting native species that help restore biodiversity and promote healthy ecosystems.
3. Collaboration with Local Communities and Partners
One Tree Planted works with local organisations and Indigenous groups to ensure that reforestation efforts align with regional needs and traditional land management practices.