tackling

climate change

naturally

Planting bio-diverse forests to help reduce soil erosion and salinity, improve water quality, and provide habitat for native animals.

Our Impact

Tonnes of C02

61

Tonnes

Trees Planted

228

Trees planted across Australia

Trees Planted

705

Trees planted across Australia this year

a greener Australia

Ones Twos and Trees proudly partners with Greenfleet, creating verifiable carbon sequestration projects. By establishing self-sustaining, multi-species native revegetation projects, that yield long-lasting environmental benefits, we are taking practical action on climate change. Helping to making the world a little greener for generations to come.

Our projects

Our Australia wide accredited tree planting programmes help tackle climate change by naturally capturing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, whilst restoring habitat for native animals.

Bromfield Road, Victoria
Bromfield Road in South Gippsland, Boon Wurrung Country, can connect to Greenfleet's Wurneet Laang Laang forest, providing critical habitat for the Swift Parrot, Strzelecki Koala, and the endangered Strzelecki Gum. The area is also home to the rare and threatened Giant Gippsland Earthworm.
Bull Creek, South Australia
In Ngarrindjeri Country, an hour north of Adelaide, this property will undergo native revegetation to create habitat for rare wildlife like the Southern Brown Bandicoot, Southern Emu-wren, Yellow-footed Antechinus, Mallee Fowl, and Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo, while benefiting existing 100-year-old native forest and plant communities.
Dangerbridge, Queensland
Located near Queensland's iconic Noosa region, Kabi Kabi Country, Dangerbridge is an integrated revegetation and grazing property that has been undergoing restoration since 2003, benefiting wildlife habitat, including endangered koalas, and capturing carbon.
Glendalough, Victoria
A cleared 240-hectare property in South Gippsland,Boon Wurrung Country, is being restored to native forest, serving as a crucial habitat link for Strzelecki Koalas and native birds. The ongoing revegetation efforts will continue in 2023 with additional native species planting.
Lyrebird, Victoria
Located in Boolarra South, Kurnai Country, this property will extend habitat for endangered species like the Swift Parrot, Gang-gang Cockatoo, Greater Glider, and koalas, while delivering significant climate action through native forest revegetation.
Ness Creek, Victoria
In South Gippsland, Boon Wurrung Country, Ness Creek site blends a forest with a free-range chicken egg farm, showcasing sustainable farming and climate action. Planted in 2016, the growing trees provide habitat for local wildlife like koalas and Sugar Gliders, with more native trees to be planted in 2023.