Foundation | Green Eyes

The Green Eyes Foundation is dedicated to creating a sustainable future through its three core pillars: Climate, Nature, and the Regenerative Economy. Our mission is to tackle the urgent environmental challenges of our time by championing solutions that address climate change, protect and restore natural ecosystems, and advance regenerative industries. Through partnerships, advocacy and funding we aim to accelerate the transition to a healthier planet for future generations.

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The Karrkad Kanjdji Trust (KKT) is a philanthropic trust that was established by Traditional Owners of the Warddeken and Djelk Indigenous Protected Areas in 2010, to support their vision for healthy Country.	Crowdfunded into existence in 2013, the Climate Council is an independent, evidence-led organisation advocating for urgent climate action in Australia. Through research, media and policy advocacy, it works to ensure decision-makers adopt the solutions needed to cut carbon pollution — fast.	Groundswell connects people who care with the changemakers driving real climate solutions, pooling donations to fund fearless advocacy that stops coal and gas, fast-tracks clean energy, and fights for climate justice.
Guided by science, the AWC is Australia's largest private land manager for conservation, overseeing 31 sanctuaries across 6.5 million hectares. Working with Traditional Owners, governments and landholders, it controls feral animals, fire and weeds to protect threatened wildlife and restore ecosystems at scale.	Through the NCC, we support the NSW Forest Alliance, a coalition of non-government organisations and community groups to protect native forests and advance a plantation-based timber industry in NSW.	Emergency Leaders for Climate Action (ELCA) exists to catalyse all levels of government to act on climate change. Informed by climate science and centuries of combined experience, Emergency Leaders for Climate Action (ELCA) is working to ensure that fire and emergency services are equipped to protect Australian communities from increasingly frequent and damaging extreme weather events.
Operating Taronga Zoo Sydney and Taronga Western Plains Zoo, the Society takes a 360-degree approach to conservation — running breed-for-release programs, wildlife hospitals and education initiatives, and partnering with 39 organisations across 18 countries — all in service of securing a shared future for wildlife and people.	Documentary Australia is a not-for-profit that supports independent filmmakers telling stories on urgent social and environmental issues. Since 2008, it has helped hundreds of filmmakers access philanthropic funding and maximise their impact, using documentary as a tool for empathy, advocacy and lasting social change.	Founded in 2002, the Invasive Species Council is Australia's only national advocacy body dedicated to protecting native wildlife from harmful weeds, feral animals and other invasive species. It pushes for stronger biosecurity laws, early intervention and public awareness to prevent new threats from taking hold.

Our Partners

The Karrkad Kanjdji Trust (KKT) is a philanthropic trust that was established by Traditional Owners of the Warddeken and Djelk Indigenous Protected Areas in 2010, to support their vision for healthy Country.

Crowdfunded into existence in 2013, the Climate Council is an independent, evidence-led organisation advocating for urgent climate action in Australia. Through research, media and policy advocacy, it works to ensure decision-makers adopt the solutions needed to cut carbon pollution — fast.

Groundswell connects people who care with the changemakers driving real climate solutions, pooling donations to fund fearless advocacy that stops coal and gas, fast-tracks clean energy, and fights for climate justice.

Through the NCC, we support the NSW Forest Alliance, a coalition of non-government organisations and community groups to protect native forests and advance a plantation-based timber industry in NSW.