Who’s Who

Peak professional body promoting environmental education and sustainable behaviour change across Australia.

Independent voice for our oceans — sustainable seafood guide, reef campaigns.

Largest private owner of land for conservation in Australia.

Aussie zero-waste shop and TerraCycle drop-off hub — hard-to-recycle items sorted here.

Playful, interactive sustainability incursions for early learning centres, primary schools and councils.

Think tank with credible roadmaps to a zero-emissions economy.

Bird conservation, citizen science, and habitat protection.

National coalition pushing for container deposit schemes and bans on single-use plastics.

Community-sewn reusable bags to replace single-use plastic.

Buys and manages ecologically important land — partners with Traditional Owners.

Volunteer bush regeneration in the Willoughby local government area — protecting remnant bushland and native corridors.

Circular-economy marketplace for businesses.

Industry body — runs the approved installer and retailer schemes.

Beyond the annual day — year-round campaigns on litter and waste policy.

Peak body for Australian climate organisations.

Australia's leading independent climate communicator.

Community-led climate action and rapid-response campaigns.

Independent research bridging climate science and policy.

QLD/WA/VIC container deposit scheme — 10c back per eligible container.

Drop off worn-out sport and active lifestyle shoes at participating Converse stores through the Tread Lightly program.

Free curriculum-aligned sustainability teaching resources for educators and students.

Design and recycling solutions for hard-to-process materials.

Fourth-generation family uniform supplier, now creating Eco-Uniforms for greener schoolwear.

Health professionals on climate, air quality and policy.

First whole-community electrification pilot in Australia.

Rotary-led global movement to stop plastic reaching the ocean.

Aussie farmers leading on climate action and policy.

Australia's most loved office farm — indoor microgreens and workshops that reconnect workplaces with food.

Jen and Lish share budget-friendly, renter-friendly tips to seal drafts, insulate and cut energy bills.

Largest food relief org — rescues food that would otherwise be wasted.

Matches donated goods to people who actually asked for them.

Large-scale ecological restoration — reefs, woodlands, wetlands.

Oceans, climate and forests campaigning across the Pacific region.

The world's first plastic-free, home-compostable soy sauce fish for sushi — replaces the little plastic fish bottle.

Reusable cups made from coffee husk waste, with a swap system at cafés.

Roots & Shoots youth programs, chimpanzee conservation and community-led environmental action.

North Sydney-based charity rescuing clean preloved toys and books — rehomes 25,000+ a year.

The original Aussie reusable — invented in Melbourne, now global.

Education centre and organic garden at Kimbriki Resource Recovery Centre, running workshops and school programs.

6,000+ community groups regenerating land across the country.

Compare battery, EV and solar offers without the sales pressure.

State-wide program helping NSW schools embed sustainability across curriculum, operations and community.

Bring it Back program — drop off e-waste, batteries, printer cartridges, pens and more in-store.

Not-for-profit charity using sport, education and the arts to promote reconciliation and Indigenous social justice.

Energy monitoring and control technologies that help buildings cut power use and costs.

Rescues surplus food from going to landfill — delivers it to people in need.

Mainstream parent voice on climate — schools, super, policy.

Behind National Recycling Week and Business Recycling — the go-to for 'where does this go?'.

Behind Plastic Free July — joined by millions worldwide each year.

Find local options to REuse, REpair, REnt, REpurpose or REcycle almost anything.

AI-powered app that tells you exactly which bin (by postcode).

Northern Beaches plastics education program turning beach litter and hard-to-recycle plastics into new products.

Network of 6,000+ cafes offering discounts for reusable cups.

NSW container deposit scheme — over 12 billion containers returned.

Saul Griffith's outfit — making electrify-everything the cheapest path.

Corporate beehives for offices and buildings — sustainability, biodiversity and staff wellbeing, all in one hive.

Willoughby Council program helping primary school students walk and ride safely to school.

Direct-action marine conservation — illegal fishing, ghost nets, marine debris.

Field-verified recovery map for batteries, e-waste, solar and clean-tech — every drop-off point checked in person, not scraped from a database.

In-store bins accept washed pre-loved quilt covers, sheets, pillowcases and towels from any brand.

Australia's first dedicated coffee cup recycling program — diverts millions from landfill.

Peak body for Australia's solar, storage and smart energy industry.

Independent voice for households with rooftop solar.

Vinnies — Australia's biggest second-hand retail and welfare network.

Surfer-led coastal protection — water quality, plastics, marine reserves.

Independent marine research institute focused on Sydney Harbour, coastal ecosystems and climate resilience.

Take 3 pieces of rubbish with you when you leave the beach. Simple and global.

Runs the Australian Marine Debris Initiative — beach cleanups plus data.

Taronga Zoo and Taronga Western Plains Zoo — conservation, education and wildlife rehabilitation.

Free recycling programs for the hard stuff — toothpaste tubes, contact lenses, pens.

ABC-backed community movement inspiring practical regeneration actions in backyards, schools and neighbourhoods.

Rescues new end-of-line clothing and gives it to people in need.

Volunteer-grown native plants for habitat restoration.

Drop off clean, dry soft plastics at the dedicated bins near the front of over 700 stores.

Koalas, reefs, climate — and big-picture policy work.

Community-led plastic-free and circular living education.