Our Focus Areas

Farmers manage more than half of Australia’s land mass. Supporting them with the knowledge, tools, and collaboration needed to transition to regenerative practices and systems is critical to healthy landscapes, strong communities, and a secure food system.

How we manage land directly affects how our landscapes respond to climate extremes. With the right support, farmers can build resilience into their food and farming systems and protect Australia from climate shocks.

Livestock, when managed well, are a powerful tool for landscape repair. They can improve soil health, support biodiversity, and accelerate regeneration across farming systems.

Local and regional infrastructure underpins Australia’s ability to feed itself. Investing in regional food systems keeps farming viable, strengthens communities, and reduces reliance on long and vulnerable supply chains.

Global markets increasingly value sustainability, climate resilience, and human health. Without change, Australian farmers risk being left behind. With supportive policy, Australia can remain competitive and lead internationally.

Healthy soil is the foundation of food production and life. Farmers play a central role in rebuilding soils, restoring ecosystems, and maintaining productive landscapes.

Every Australian should have access to nutritious food, yet this is not currently the case. Strong and fair local food systems and a shift in production priorities can help make this a reality.

Regeneration delivers economic, environmental, and social benefits. We support farmers and land managers to measure and demonstrate these outcomes, ensuring they are recognised and valued.