🌍🌿 International Day for Biological Diversity - today - shines a spotlight on action 🌿🌍 Today, on the International Day for Biological Diversity, we celebrate the incredible variety of life on Earth and reflect on our role in preserving it. This year’s theme, "Be part of the Plan," is a powerful call to action for everyone to halt and reverse biodiversity loss by supporting the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, also known as The Biodiversity Plan. At GreenCollar, we are dedicated to taking action by partnering with landholders on environmental projects - in carbon, water, plastics and nature - and committed to applying science to measure and validate real outcomes that afford a value to critical environmental services. Our biodiversity initiative, NaturePlus™, is a world-leading biodiversity credit scheme that uses a scientifically robust environmental accounting framework to inform and incentivise evidence-based decision-making, ensuring positive impacts for nature. NaturePlus™ generates certified outcomes in the condition of native ecosystems, which are valued and rewarded with transferrable NaturePlus™ Credits. Our aim is to achieve and maintain a net gain in the condition of native ecosystems globally. We enable scalable voluntary investment in projects that demonstrate real, measurable, and verifiable biodiversity outcomes. Find out more - www.naturepluscredits.com
GreenCollar
Environmental Services
The Rocks, New South Wales 7,500 followers
Valuing the environment.
About us
GreenCollar is a profit-for-purpose organisation, and the leading environmental markets project developer across the carbon, water quality, biodiversity and plastics markets in Australia. We are home-grown and independent with a decade of experience in partnering with landholders to improve the productivity of their land, generate stable income and ultimately improve environmental outcomes. GreenCollar takes a longer-term view to solving Australia’s biggest environmental challenges by leveraging markets and future-proofing the work of landholders across the country. Our team works to understand the environmental values of the land and enable stakeholders to access innovative finance to implement projects with positive environmental and economic outcomes. Our clients range from landholders, research groups, non-government organisations, corporations, and the government. Our company consists of an equally diverse and skilled team of scientists, environmental specialists, lawyers, and finance professionals.
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https://greencollar.com.au/
External link for GreenCollar
- Industry
- Environmental Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- The Rocks, New South Wales
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2008
- Specialties
- Climate Change, Sustainable Development, Natural Resource Management, Agriculture, Environmental Policy, International Development, Sustainable Business, Renewable Energy, Program Management, Energy Efficiency, Environmental Markets, and Stakeholder Engagement
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3 Hickson Rd
The ASN Co Building
The Rocks, New South Wales 2000, AU
Employees at GreenCollar
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“Brendan brings with him a wealth of valuable experience and knowledge, including his history of operating at the forefront of nature-based solution development and environmental thinking,” CEO James Schultz said. “We are delighted that he has been able to join the Board and take up the position of Chair.
GreenCollar Board announces new Chair
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🎉 Congratulations to Adam Turnbull, our talented GIS Developer, on the publication of his first peer-reviewed manuscript titled "Delineation and Classification of Wetlands in the Northern Jarrah Forest, Western Australia Using Remote Sensing and Machine Learning". Adam's work is a testament to his expertise in utilizing satellite imagery and machine learning algorithms to accurately map wetland types, vegetation types, and vegetation conditions. His research not only enhances our understanding of wetland distribution in the region but also provides a practical mapping framework for land managers and conservationists. Well done, Adam! 🌟 #GIS #Research #Wetlands
Delineation and Classification of Wetlands in the Northern Jarrah Forest, Western Australia Using Remote Sensing and Machine Learning - Wetlands
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🌱 Join Our Team as a Remote Sensing & Geospatial Research Scientist Are you passionate about cutting-edge research in GIS and remote sensing? If you're an expert in 3D point cloud processing, vegetation classification, and model validation, this could be the role for you! As part of our team, you'll: 🌍 Develop and implement advanced remote sensing and GIS methodologies 🌿 Analyze 3D point clouds and vegetation data 📊 Validate models to ensure accuracy 🎙️ Represent our company in technical forums and conferences 🤝 Collaborate closely with our dynamic team Perks include flexible work culture, generous leave, and a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Apply now by sending your resume and a cover letter to [email protected]. Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions! #RemoteSensing #GIS #ResearchScientist #GreenCollar #JobOpening 🌏
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GreenCollar takes great pride in being a lead partner, supporting the third @Impact X Summit, being held at ICC Sydney next Monday and Tuesday. Impact X is Australia’s largest global summit for climate and nature. Focusing on accelerating sustainability and facilitating multi-sector collaboration for a net-zero, nature positive future, this third summit will address the urgent need for short-term action, calling on all stakeholders to raise ambition. Our CEO, James Schultz, and Peter Cosier, founding member of the Wentworth Group of Concerned Scientists and Chair of the Board for Accounting For Nature will appear in the plenary 'In conversation' on 'Why measurement and verification are critical for a successful nature repair market.' We chose to become a lead partner because of Impact X's proven track record in facilitating local and global sustainability events, round tables and conversations that produce tangible and meaningful impacts for people and the planet. The third Impact X Summit will feature insights from international keynote speakers, including esteemed scientists and climate and biodiversity experts, alongside senior Government policy makers from the Pacific Islands and Australia, and across the globe. Attendees will have the opportunity to contribute to outcomes from the summit in two ways. Day one will feature facilitated discussions about delivering 2030 targets in scope 3 emissions reduction, circular economy, EV transition, oceans and forests. On Day 2, industry working groups will propose solutions for ensuring a just and green transition and explore accelerated decarbonisation in Energy, Transport & Infrastructure, Industry & Manufacturing, Built Environment and Agriculture & Land Use. The Summit also includes a climate solutions showcase from climate tech startups and scale-ups along with established businesses. Register now to drive meaningful change together.
iX Summit Sydney 2024 - Climate & Nature 2030: Accelerating Partnerships for Shared Growth | Humanitix
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Beef Week 2024 is approaching fast! We are excited to be exhibiting and speaking at this year's event in Rockhampton, QLD. Our GreenCollar team will be there and available to talk about the Carbon Farming landscape and what other opportunities may exist for water and other nature-based projects. Plus, hear from one of our team as they take to the stage on Monday to talk about their journey in the carbon industry, including insights about how the carbon market in Qld has changed. Whether you’re keen to talk shop or just come and say hello, come and visit us at Tech Yards - Stand 22 during Beef Week. We look forward to seeing you there!
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As we celebrate International Women's Day today, we reflect on how we can create fairness, equal opportunity and diversity for everybody. Here, women leaders from GreenCollar share their perspectives on the significance of IWD, this year's theme of #InspireInclusion and our collective responsibility in shaping a culture that is provides equal opportunity for all. This International Women's Day let's amplify the voices of women as we build an inclusive foundation for future generations.
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We are delighted to announce our investment in EnergyLink Services Pty Ltd, a carbon, energy and sustainability-focused advisory firm. This partnership enables us to increase end-to-end services to business, particularly agribusiness, in their efforts to decarbonise, satisfy net zero commitments, assess and mitigate impact on nature.
Media Release: GreenCollar’s strategic investment in EnergyLink Services creates an ‘end to end’ service for businesses seeking to decarbonise
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GreenCollar is proud to be a Silver Sponsor of the 2024 North Australia Savanna Fire Forum. The 6th annual Indigenous-led event, hosted by the Indigenous Carbon Industry Network (ICIN), showcases Indigenous leadership in savanna fire management. Some of our GreenCollar team will be in attendance at the Darwin Convention Centre today 20th Feb -to 22nd Feb 2024. The forum continues to grow every year and will be attended by hundreds of fire managers, Indigenous land managers, carbon industry practitioners, scientists and policy makers from North Australia and beyond, with the event facilitating knowledge sharing and improved understanding and practice within the Indigenous carbon industry.
2024 North Australia Savanna Fire Forum
icin.org.au
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This week we’ve been delighted to host the Australian Land Conservation Alliance in our Sydney office as members met for discussions with NSW Environment Minister, the Hon Penny Sharpe as well as a Member Roundtable and the Alliance’s AGM. GreenCollar is proud to be a member of ALCA as the peak national body representing organisations that work to conserve, manage and restore nature on private land. ALCA’s vision is a future where nature thrives Australia-wide, cared for by empowered people and resilient communities.
Together with ALCA members, we welcomed the opportunity to meet with Minister Penny Sharpe yesterday. It was a good discussion, which noted the role the government can play in bolstering the impact of our sector, and the need for strong legislative reforms and regulations that enable the work of our members. Halting and reversing nature loss needs all hands on deck and we look forward to continuing discussions, and action, that will maximise the social, economic, and environmental outcomes that are already being delivered by the #privatelandconservation sector. Picture from left: Tim Allard (Australian Wildlife Conservancy), Heather Campbell (Greening Australia), Kate Smillie (Biodiversity Conservation Trust), Michael Cornish (Australian Land Conservation Alliance), The Hon Penny Sharpe, Michael O'Neill (The Nature Conservancy), John Hunter (South Endeavour Trust), James Schultz (GreenCollar). In attendance online: James Link (Landcare Australia), Nerida Bradley (GreenCollar), Jody Gunn, (Australian Land Conservation Alliance).
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