Ebony Greaves

Australia’s first Landscape Enterprise Networks (LENs) region has been officially announced for the NSW Hunter / Gloucester region, marking a significant step forward in delivering large-scale, nature-based solutions for climate, biodiversity, and sustainable agriculture. This milestone follows SEAOAK Consulting’s recent partnership announcement with UK-based sustainability consultancy 3Keel, supporting the introduction and scaling of the globally recognised LENs model in Australia.

Producers are under pressure from climate volatility, market conditions, and growing sustainability expectations. At the same time, Australian landscapes are also under unprecedented strain from degradation and a changing climate - and so are the communities and industries that rely on them.  With more than half of Australian landscapes managed by farmers, the question is not whether natural capital matters, but how we design finance models that actually reward farmers for looking after it

SEAOAK Consulting has announced a strategic partnership with UK-based sustainability advisory firm 3Keel and Landscape Enterprise Networks (LENs), becoming the Australian Operator for LENs.