Exploring the role of philanthropy as a unique enabler in unlocking innovation in restoration sector, we drew on the insights of leading Australian philanthropists as they unpacked the opportunities and challenges facing the future of philanthropy.

We explored practical ways to bring reconciliation into our hearts, minds and actions in our professional and personal lives, and reflected on the intrinsic role of First Nations peoples in caring for Country and building a nature-based economy.

We delved into the economic benefits of climate action and the cost of inaction, with special guests Elizabeth Rose from EY, Ryan Swenson from Officeworks and Damien Walsh from Bank Australia.

Hosted by Scott Anderson of Greening Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advisory Committee, panelists Alice Pepper and Jacob Cassady explored how traditional knowledge can heal Country and help to create a more sustainable future.

As the world turned its attention to COP26, we facilitated a dynamic discussion on how we can help nature adapt to a changing climate. Co-hosted by WWF-Australia with panelists Professor Lesley Hughes, Madelon Willemsen, Ph.D and Veronica Doerr.

In this webinar, AstraZeneca CEO Pascal Soriot and Greening Australia CEO Brendan Foran discussed corporate responsibility and the role of corporate organisations in climate action and sustainability. Hosted by journalist Ticky Fullerton.

This webinar explores how market-based approaches can provide financial returns whilst helping to protect the Great Barrier Reef.