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Envite Environment Envite Environment is a not-for profit community organisation delivering ecological restoration services in Australia since 1993.

Interested in participating in environmental restoration projects in the Richmond River and Clarence Valley catchments?✨...
10/10/2026

Interested in participating in environmental restoration projects in the Richmond River and Clarence Valley catchments?
✨Join our FREE workshops for landholders in Clarence Valley and Richmond River ✨
The workshop is planned to be an interactive day, engaging with land holders to explore Nature-based measures to restore riparian vegetation, reduce disaster risk and how carbon and biodiversity markets may be able to support landscape scale restoration while offering incentive’s to participating land holders. Take the opportunity to:
Learn about nature-based restoration along rivers to reduce disaster risk and increase flood resilience.
🔸 Learn about carbon and biodiversity markets. The opportunities and the challenges.
🔸 Discuss with the presenters and experts how environmental markets might benefit you.
🔸 Discuss what barriers might be preventing you from accessing environmental markets.
🔸 Learn how Environmental Planting projects could be integrated into your farming operations.
Lunch Provided – Please RSVP
Richmond Catchment
📅 16th October 2026 - 9:30 am to 2pm (with possible site visit following)
📌 Wyrallah Hall, 24A Bridge St, Wyrallah
👉 Register here: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx...
Clarence Catchment
📅 17th October 2026 - - 9:30 am to 2pm (with possible site visit following)
📌 Lawrence Hall, 33 Bridge St, Lawrence
👉 Register here:
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx...
Brought to you in partnership with WWF-Australia, Envite Environment and Jagun Alliance
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and live and pay our respects to Elders past and present. We recognise and celebrate their enduring connections to Country, waters and skies across Australia.
Funded under the Disaster Ready Fund – an Australian Government initiative.
Proudly funded by the NSW Government through the Low Carbon Landscapes grant.

Today is world mental health day and the 2026 theme is: Together we thrive.It recognises that while life can often feel ...
09/10/2026

Today is world mental health day and the 2026 theme is: Together we thrive.

It recognises that while life can often feel overwhelming, connection remains one of the most powerful ways to support our mental health and wellbeing.

Right now, life feels like a lot - especially for those who care for our fragile environment.

At Envite Environment, we're not just about thriving ecosystems, but also supporting thriving communities. When we come together – through small, everyday moments of care, kindness, conversation and connection – we can help each other to truly thrive.

What can you do today, and every day, to support good mental health for yourself and your community?

Interested in participating in environmental restoration projects in the Richmond River and Clarence Valley catchments?✨...
08/10/2026

Interested in participating in environmental restoration projects in the Richmond River and Clarence Valley catchments?
✨Join our FREE workshops for landholders in Clarence Valley and Richmond River ✨

The workshop is planned to be an interactive day, engaging with land holders to explore Nature-based measures to restore riparian vegetation, reduce disaster risk and how carbon and biodiversity markets may be able to support landscape scale restoration while offering incentive’s to participating land holders. Take the opportunity to:

Learn about nature-based restoration along rivers to reduce disaster risk and increase flood resilience.
🔸 Learn about carbon and biodiversity markets. The opportunities and the challenges.
🔸 Discuss with the presenters and experts how environmental markets might benefit you.
🔸 Discuss what barriers might be preventing you from accessing environmental markets.
🔸 Learn how Environmental Planting projects could be integrated into your farming operations.

Lunch Provided – Please RSVP

Richmond Catchment
📅 16th October 2026 - 9:30 am to 2pm (with possible site visit following)
📌 Wyrallah Hall, 24A Bridge St, Wyrallah
👉 Register here: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=yys4C1eelEOI0LoZwWLmaY76Gq9T48BFk0w_01KVVORUMlAyMkcyR05XVFJDS1BSRzRET0pURlgxNy4u

Clarence Catchment
📅 17th October 2026 - - 9:30 am to 2pm (with possible site visit following)
📌 Lawrence Hall, 33 Bridge St, Lawrence
👉 Register here:
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=yys4C1eelEOI0LoZwWLmaY76Gq9T48BFk0w_01KVVORUNzQ2QUk3NFJJUk5YOEJXNDQ2QTRZRjNMRC4u

Brought to you in partnership with WWF-Australia, Envite Environment and Jagun Alliance
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and live and pay our respects to Elders past and present. We recognise and celebrate their enduring connections to Country, waters and skies across Australia.

Funded under the Disaster Ready Fund – an Australian Government initiative.
Proudly funded by the NSW Government through the Low Carbon Landscapes grant.

W**d control rarely makes it into anyone's highlight reel, but it's one of the most consistent aspects of restoration wo...
05/10/2026

W**d control rarely makes it into anyone's highlight reel, but it's one of the most consistent aspects of restoration work.

Species like lantana, blackberry, privet and various grasses spread fast, outcompete seedlings for light and water, and can undo years of planting if left unchecked. Most restoration sites need ongoing w**d management long after the original planting is finished, sometimes for a decade or more.

It's repetitive work. It's also one of the biggest factors in whether a restoration site succeeds.

Land clearing and infrastructure development incur real ecological costs. Responsible organisations account for this imp...
30/09/2026

Land clearing and infrastructure development incur real ecological costs. Responsible organisations account for this impact through biodiversity offsets and nature-based restoration.

Envite works with developers, project managers, and corporate partners across Eastren Australia to deliver site surveys, impact assessments, native vegetation landscaping, and offset programs that meet regulatory requirement and achieve genuine ecological outcomes.

If your project requires an experienced restoration partner, get in touch with our team:
(0) 6600 2935

W**d control rarely makes it into anyone's highlight reel, but it's one of the most consistent parts of restoration work...
25/09/2026

W**d control rarely makes it into anyone's highlight reel, but it's one of the most consistent parts of restoration work.

Species like lantana, blackberry, privet and various grasses spread fast, outcompete seedlings for light and water, and can undo years of planting if left unchecked. Most restoration sites need ongoing w**d management long after the original planting is finished, sometimes for a decade or more.

It's repetitive work. It's also usually the biggest factors in whether a restoration site succeeds.

Every year, roughly 125 stakeholders work with Envite Environment on restoration projects across Victoria, NSW and Queen...
23/09/2026

Every year, roughly 125 stakeholders work with Envite Environment on restoration projects across Victoria, NSW and Queensland - landcare groups, schools, councils and local volunteers.
That model matters for a reason: restoration outcomes are better and more durable when the people living near a site are involved in planning and maintaining it, not just attending a planting day. Local knowledge informs what to plant and where. Ongoing local involvement is often what keeps a site maintained well past the funded project period.

It's a slower way to build partnerships than a one-off contract, but it's the model that holds up over a ten or twenty year timeframe.

Spring plantings don't start in spring. They start months, sometimes years, earlier in the nursery. Seed for a restorati...
21/09/2026

Spring plantings don't start in spring. They start months, sometimes years, earlier in the nursery.
Seed for a restoration project is collected locally, from plants already growing in or near the site. That "local provenance" seed is genetically suited to the local climate and soil, and gives seedlings a much better chance of surviving than plants sourced from somewhere else.
From there it's cleaning, storing, germinating and growing on, all before a single seedling makes it into the ground. It's slow work, but it’s a labour of love that sets us up for successful planting days which yield high plant survival rates, resulting in thriving habitats.

People sometimes picture bush regeneration as planting a few trees and walking away. In practice, it's closer to a slow,...
17/09/2026

People sometimes picture bush regeneration as planting a few trees and walking away. In practice, it's closer to a slow, patient renovation.

Before anything goes in the ground, our teams assess what's already growing, what's competing with it, and what the conditions will support. W**d control usually comes first, so new seedlings aren't fighting blackberry or lantana for space. Then comes planting, timed around rainfall and season. Then years of follow-up - more w**ding, monitoring survival rates, replacing what didn't make it.

It's not glamourous work, but it's the difference between planning for a single planting day or planning for an ecosystem that's still thriving in 20 years.

Join the Envite Environment team in Lismore!If you're an experienced bush regenerator with demonstrated supervisor exper...
14/09/2026

Join the Envite Environment team in Lismore!

If you're an experienced bush regenerator with demonstrated supervisor experience, we'd love to hear from you.

Envite Environment is a not-for-profit, delivering best practice ecological restoration projects and services for a range of partners since 1993. We have a positive social culture within the organisation, with training opportunities and staff development.

As an Envite employee, you'll enjoy:
🔸 Attractive base salary, enhanced by salary packaging benefits of up to $15,900 per year!
🔸 Work Vehicle provided
🔸 Employee Assistance program including individual coaching and access for immediate family members
🔸 Access to discounted private health insurance and lifestyle discounts through partnering organisations.
🔸 A supportive team environment committed to making a difference in the communities we live and work in.
🔸 Ongoing learning and development opportunities

Check out the position description:
https://www.livehire.com/careers/workways/job/9MNTR/WJQ3XM70A5/envite-environment-supervisor

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Suite 4, 612 Ballina Road, Goonellabah
Lismore, NSW
2480

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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+61266002906

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