Re-wilding. It's in our nature.
Join us in combating biodiversity loss and addressing climate change through strategic environmental restoration.
Environmental Restoration
Strategic tree planting and re-wilding initiatives to restore natural habitats
Education Programs
Engaging students and communities in hands-on environmental learning
Native Seed Nursery
Propagating local native species to restore ecosystems from the ground up
About The Forktree Project
Transforming Degraded Land
133 acres of former pastoral land in South Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula
Tens of Thousands of Native Plants
Restoring ecosystems through native trees, shrubs, and grasses grown from locally collected seeds
Led by Tim Jarvis AM
Environmental scientist, author, filmmaker, and WWF Global Ambassador
Our Mission
As a registered Australian charity, we're demonstrating how degraded land can be restored to its natural state while sequestering tens of thousands of tonnes of CO2. Our comprehensive approach includes wildlife regeneration, carbon sequestration research, and innovative restoration techniques.
Forktree has two levels of impact. The first is the practical work being done on the ground. Our on-site seed nursery is central to this mission - we collect, propagate, and grow native species specific to our region, ensuring genetic diversity and ecosystem authenticity.
The second is about showing how smaller land holdings like Forktree can make a meaningful contribution to combatting climate change and arresting biodiversity loss. Small/medium sized farms constitute nearly 10% of Australia’s agricultural land, covering tens of millions of hectares.
Through hands-on educational programs, we're inspiring the next generation to understand restoration from seed to forest.
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