Organisations

Greening Australia

Non-government

"a healthy, diverse and productive environment treasured by the whole community"

About

Greening Australia is a national organisation that seeks to help people preserve, protect, establish and manage Australia's native vegetation.

Greening Australia was formed in 1982 by the United Nations Association of Australia and the Nursery Industry Association of Australia, to mark the International Year of the Tree. Greening Australia has offices in every state and territory of Australia.

Greening Australia works in partnership with landholders, the community, government and business to tackle environmental degradation in a practical, apolitical, scientific way.

Programs

Greening Australia has developed partnerships with leading scientific and research agencies so that communities across Australia can access cutting edge technologies and information to tackle their local vegetation issues.

Greening Australia has established the Land Innovation Fund to provide investment capital to new agricultural and land enterprises that will produce both commercial and environmental benefits.

Greening Australia’s River Recovery program is creating partnerships with visionary business leaders, scientists, community-based organisations and government agencies to save our rivers in crisis.

Greening Australia also provides Exchange - the National Vegetation Knowledge Service - a knowledge delivery service that aims to bridge the gap between scientific research and the knowledge and technical information needs of users.

See the website for more information and for details on state and territory offices.

Contacts

Phone		1300 886 589
Fax		02 6281 8590
E-mail		general@greeningaustralia.org.au
Website		http://www.greeningaustralia.org.au
Postal Address		National Office PO Box 74 YARRALUMLA ACT 2600
Street Address		Building 6 CSIRO Complex Banks Street YARRALUMLA ACT 2600

Publications

Reference Title Primary Subject Area Detail Level Status Version Author Year
View 322 Farm birds, Nature's pest controllers Bushland Ecosystems: managing for biodiversity Introductory Approved Release Ford, H. 1985
View 706 Green Tips for Alice Springs Revegetation Introductory Approved Release Menkhorst K. 1997
View 699 Lyndfield Park - looking back, moving forward Sustainable agriculture Introductory Approved Release Weatherstone J. 2003
View 738 Native Vegetation of the Northern & Yorke Region. A guide to the identification, protection and restoration of native vegetation communities and plant species of the Northern Agricultural Districts and Yorke Peninsula. Plant Identification Intermediate Approved Release Todd Berkinshaw 2006
View 685 Plants in Your Pants II: a pocket guide to the trees and shrubs of the North West Plains of NSW Plant Identification Intermediate Approved Release David Carr 2000
View 684 Plants in Your Pants: a pocket guide for the identification and use of the common plants of the northwest slopes Plant Identification Intermediate Approved Release David Carr 1997
View 559 Trees on Farms Revegetation and regeneration Introductory Approved Release Anon 2006
View 153 Wildlife corridors and the conservation of biodiversity: A review Bushland Ecosystems: managing for biodiversity Advanced or detailed Approved Release Wilson, A-M. and Lindenmayer, D.B. 1995
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