Powering the future, together
We are deeply committed to the ‘bigger picture’ for our industry.
Our vast experience, existing land holdings, strong networks, scientific rigour and commercial nous ensure we are a valuable contributor.
We are proud to work with:
- Key industry participants and groups to ensure our sector’s work is increasingly relevant, valued, supported and successful
- Non-profit partners with similar and complementary goals to extend reach and effectiveness
- Species/habitat recovery teams.
Want to join forces for good?
Let’s talk about your projects and priorities – and how we can work together.
Action & Insight
Expansion of the Koala Habitat Restoration Partnership Program
Since its commencement in 2019, the Koala Habitat Restoration Partnership Program (KHRPP) has established seven projects across south-east Queensland, which over the 5-year duration of the program will result in the restoration of more than 255 hectares of koala habitat. KHRPP projects are located on private landowner sites with existing koala populations. By revegetating koala food […]
Supporting WWF to explore biodiversity co-benefits in Central Queensland
QTFN is supporting another initiative funded by the Queensland Government as part of the Pilot Projects Program of the Land Restoration Fund. The World Wildlife Fund for Nature Australia’s (WWF) Protecting Threatened Species and Restoring Grazing Land project in Central Queensland is helping to kickstart the biodiversity co-benefits market in Queensland. Like our Counting the […]
Accounting for Nature
In 2020, QTFN moved to implement the Accounting for Nature® Framework model at Aroona Station – a scientifically credible and trusted natural capital accounting standard used to measure the condition of environmental assets and inform investment and management decisions. As an approved provider of co-benefit verification under the Land Restoration Fund, Accounting for Nature® is […]