The Nature Hub

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Join us in taking the nature pledge

As part of our sustainability journey, we’ve teamed up with a group of exceptional Australians to show us how they take care of nature around them. These changemakers are leading the way in breaking down the barriers and demonstrating how small habits can make big changes.

Become part of our sustainability journey.

More content about nature

From expert gardening tips to the easy habits that we can incorporate into our everyday lives, find out how these Australians are nurturing nature around them.

Turning kids into nature lovers

Sarah Kearns is one of Australia’s leading parenting bloggers, known for her honest approach to showcasing modern parenthood... Read more

3 ways to turn your backyard into a nature haven

Emme Williams is a up and coming veterinarian who combines her rural roots, veterinary expertise, and passion for... Read more

Mastering sustainability in the kitchen

Kira Simpson is a sustainability advocate and the creator of The Green Hub, a vibrant online platform dedicated... Read more

Three hacks to become a Waste Warrior

Michael “Mick” Stapleton is a driven and passionate Environmental Engineer, specialising in sustainable waste management processes. Mick is... Read more

Cultivating change from the garden

Natasha Morgan is an award-winning landscape architect. With her hands deep in the soil and a heart connected... Read more

Three quick tips to live greener

Kobie Enright is more than just a phenomenal surfer; she’s a passionate advocate for environmental conservation. Born and... Read more

About Our Partnership

By partnering with Greening Australia on their ‘Nature in Cities’ program, we’re helping them to establish 25,000 native trees, shrubs and wildflowers across three major Australian cities by 2025.

These biodiverse native plantings will help restore natural ecosystems, increasing habitat for wildlife and improving water quality in rivers and wetlands. engage community members and build green corridors to create greener, more liveable spaces where people and nature can thrive.

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