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Landscape Enterprise Networks
Regenerating the landscapes we all depend on
Landscape Enterprise Networks (LENs) brings organisations together to co-fund and implement sustainable agriculture and nature-based solutions to drive landscape resilience.
Since 2021, LENs has delivered more than $50m (AUD equivalent) from organisations such as Nestlé and Diageo to 430+ farmers, to implement practices like cover crops, minimum tillage and habitat restoration.
LENs aims to increase soil health, water quality, conservation, and biodiversity, as well as mitigate climate change. In 2025 alone, LENs farmers reduced and removed 96,000 tonnes of CO₂e (carbon dioxide equivalent).
Beyond environmental outcomes, LENs will play a crucial role in raw material supply, de-risking supply chains and supporting livelihoods.
Funding goes to farmers:
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By practice, for those beginning their sustainable agriculture journey
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By performance, for those already leading the way
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For innovation, to reduce the risk of trying something new
LENs is already active in 12 regions with more under development: East of England, Yorkshire, Leven (Scotland), West Wales, Tweed (Scottish/English borders) Western Hungary, two regions of Northern Italy, three regions of Western Poland and Australia (pilot).
See how LENs works.
As a partner of 3Keel, and the National Operator for Landscape Enterprise Networks (LENs), SEAOAK Consulting is leading the establishment and operation of LENs regions across Australia, working closely with the central LENs team to tailor the model to Australian landscapes, markets, farming systems, and environmental priorities

LENs regions Australia

SEAOAK's Women in LENs (WiLENs) program is building environmental leadership capability and creating meaningful jobs for women in regional, rural and remote Australia.
We are committing to training 3-5 rural women each year, with the group receiving real training on real LENs regions being established and operated across Australia. The group will gain experience supporting with the various functions of LENs including regional stakeholder engagement and coordination, farmer coordination and support, MRV/farm data collection, and identification of opportunities for LENs programs within their own agricultural communities

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