The foundation funds urgent research, population monitoring, and conservation of endangered Australian sea lions. Kangaroo Island is home to Australia’s third-largest population. Southern Ocean Lodge supports a project creating shelters to protect pups from extreme heat and larger sea lions.

Greening Taupō brings residents and visitors together to restore the local environment for people and native wildlife. At community planting days, volunteers remove weeds, plant locally native species, and create ecological corridors where birds and other wildlife can thrive.

The agricultural high school prepares Atacameño students for local development projects rooted in intercultural learning and environmental sustainability. Tierra Atacama welcomes educational visits, joins tree-planting initiatives, helps students reach field-learning sites, and supports improvements to shaded areas at the school.

For more than 35 years, Mossman Support Services has helped people across the Douglas Shire through disability, youth, senior, and family programs. Its volunteer-supported community hub also offers health and crisis support, mental health services, and financial assistance.

The Ngaanyatjarra Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (NPY) Women’s Council helps Aṉangu women establish sustainable businesses that keep cultural knowledge and traditions alive. Longitude 131° purchases irmangka irmangka, a balm made from the native emu bush, for treatments at Spa Kinara and supports the council’s family services in the region.

Founded in 1995 by loggers, local First Nations, biologists, and forestry professionals, Redd Fish restores coastal ecosystems and wild salmon habitat on Vancouver Island. Following work at nearby Tranquil Creek, the society has identified the Bedwell River ecosystem near Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge for future restoration.

The team tracks and rescues marine turtles, fitting endangered species with satellite trackers to better understand their behavior and support conservation. On Lord Howe Island, Capella Lodge supports Hayley the hawksbill turtle as she swims around the world’s southernmost coral reef.

Barossa-based chef Maggie Beer founded the organization to improve food and nutrition in aged care through research and education. The Louise supports its work to recruit chef trainer mentors, who work with aged care kitchen teams to improve meals for residents.