Envite Environment

28/07/2026

Today is World Nature Conservation Day - a good moment to look at what long-term commitment to nature positve outcomes look like.

Since 1993, Envite Environment has planted over 2 million trees and restored over 40,000 hectares of land across Eastern Australia. Every year, close to 125 community groups join us in that work, through planting days, w**ding, field days and educational workshops.

Conservation isn't a single event. It's generational: decades of people, communties, and partners showing up and getting involved.

Thank you to all of our partners and community groups who join with us every year in our commitment to conserving nature.

23/07/2026

We've been checking in with our teams across Eastern Australia to find out, in their own words, how they're making an impact in our communities. Say "Hi" to the Envite Lismore team:

"Creating connections, creating change. Our Lismore team is collaborating with local First Nations businesses in our field. Matthew and Phillip from the Githabul Nation are sharing knowledge, connections to country, and friendship as we work together on conservation in the Border and Mackellar Ranges. Together, we're creating healthy environments for thriving communities."

Githabul Nation Aboriginal CORP

22/07/2026

When working in sensative areas that require hand w**ding, plant ID skills are essential to ensure we protect what belongs, while removing what doesn’t.

16/07/2026

We've been checking in with our teams across Eastern Australia to find out, in their own words, how they're making an impact in our communities. Say "Hi" to the Envite Coffs Harbour team:

"We're making waves to create healthier environments and thriving communities. Our Coffs Harbour team is diving in to make a difference!"

15/07/2026

Did you know? Littoral Rainforests are among Victoria's most endangered ecosystems, covering less than 300 hectares across the entire state.

These unique coastal rainforests and vine thickets are under pressure from deer browsing, invasive w**ds, development, and fire. They're also critical habitat for threatened species and nature's own coastal defence system.

Envite Environment is working hard to help Parks Victoria protect these irreplaceable landscapes through targeted w**d management at high-value Croajingolong National Park sites. Every effort helps preserve what remains.

09/07/2026

We've been checking in with our teams across Eastern Australia to find out, in their own words, how they're making an impact in our communities. Say "Hi" to the Envite East Gippsland team:

"In the picturesque location of Marlo, where the Snowy meets the sea, our East Gippsland team is creating healthy environments for thriving communities - one w**d at a time."

08/07/2026

Revegetation Improving Water Quality

Basin plantings, wetlands, bioretention systems and vegetated swales play a crucial role in Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) - helping cities and communities work with nature to manage stormwater sustainably. These systems reduce pollutants at the source by slowing, filtering and absorbing stormwater, enhancing the natural capacity of the urban environment to clean water before it enters our creeks and rivers. Native vegetation supports this process by trapping sediment, improving infiltration and providing habitat for wildlife.

05/07/2026

One of the things we hear regularly from landholders is they come away knowing more about the land after working with us.

"I am still learning a lot about w**d management following the bushfire, and I have had really practical advice from the [Envite] team in this regard."

Sharing knowledge is part of how we work. Our teams bring a blend of scientific training and hands-on experience - passing on knowledge that leaves landholders better equipped to manage the land long after a project wraps up.

03/07/2026

03/07/2026

Envite Environment has been an active member of the Clarence Valley Koala Working Group since its formation in 2020. The Working Group plays a key role in progressing strategic planning for koala conservation and coordinating on-ground efforts across the region. As part of the group, Envite contributes ecological expertise, local knowledge, and on-ground project delivery experience.

Funding for priority actions would not have been possible without the support from Clarence Valley Council, WWF Australia, NSW Koala Strategy, Fire to Flourish Clarence Valley with support from the Northern Rivers Community Foundation, Clarence Environment Centre and Lions Club Environment.

Find out more about the work of CVKWG in our latest project update:
https://www.envite.org.au/projects/supporting-koala-conservation-in-the-clarence-valley/