We partner with Australian and International organisations to provide customised turnkey landscape solutions.
As biodiversity-focused innovators of revegetation and restoration, we combine commitment to new approaches with a respect for the natural world and 30,000 hectares of hands-on land management experience.
Cassinia is the largest private land covenanter in Victoria, welcoming traditional owner, community, and corporate collaboration at every step. We support groundbreaking research and development, with the goal of 30% of all land protected and managed in balance with nature by 2030.
Our Mission
Our mission is to restore, reconnect, protect and enable stewardship of 30% of landscapes for nature.
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Restore
Degraded landscapes are restored by revegetation, pest and weed management, erosion control and waterway revitalisation to foster biodiverse and healthy ecosystems.
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Reconnect
Remnant vegetation is reconnected, enhancing genetic diversity, species resilience, and re-establishing wildlife corridors in isolated areas.
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Protect
Natural ecosystems are protected to allow native plants and animals to thrive, with a goal of 30% of all land designated for conservation.
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Steward
We enable individuals and businesses to engage in environmental stewardship and promote sustainable conservation practices for lasting ecological care.
Mt Sandy: A project of environmental and community significance
This short movie was commissioned by HRH The Prince of Wales and the Sustainable Markets Initiative.
Our Mt Sandy project demonstrates the power of partnerships, bringing together land management expertise and the aspirations of Traditional Owners, to have a profound impact on the environment and in-community.
Find out more about this project here. Contact us, or our partners at South Pole to support this project.
As a Pro Purpose business, we help provide land regeneration in Africa.
Our impact goes beyond the soil of Australia. For every ten hectares we revegetate or protect in Australia, we fund the protection of one hectare in Africa through World Vision, to restore land and reduce poverty.
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