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From Melbourne to Montreal: Why we’re heading to the United Nations’ Biodiversity Conference (COP 15)
Wilderlands has been selected to attend the United Nation’s Biodiversity Conference (COP15) COP15 which is set to be the most significant global gathering focused on support of our planet’s natural environment in history.
Wilderlands presents at the 2022 Conservation Finance Intensive
Wilderlands were grateful for the opportunity to travel to Canberra to present at the 2022 Conservation Finance Intensive.
Cassinia Environmental to regenerate ten thousand MCGs of habitat
The Andrews Labour Government has picked Cassinia Environmental for a 20,000-hectare habitat project, benefiting wildlife, carbon capture, and regional employment.
Wilderlands selected for Silverstrand’s Biodiversity Accelerator
Wilderlands have been selected as one of eight startups from across the globe to be part of a new Biodiversity Accelerator that will begin with a cohort kick-off in Singapore this week.
New platform to protect Australia’s biodiversity; one square metre at a time
Australians will be able to permanently protect their very own square metre of high value conservation land through a platform that enables the purchase of a new Biological Diversity Unit released today as the first of its kind.
Coorong Lakes documentary commissioned by HRH The Prince of Wales
Wilderlands' Coorong Lakes project is featured in a mini-documentary as part of the The Prince of Wales' Sustainable Markets Initiative.
Wilderlands launched into the wild
On the eve of World Environment Day over 100 industry leaders gathered to celebrate the launch of Wilderlands at the Social Foundry in Kyneton.
Why Biodiversity matters?
Wilderlands led a panel with Cassinia, Pollination Foundation's Jane Hutchinson, and Chief Ecologist Chris Lindorff, emphasising Wilderlands' biodiversity solution.
