Proudly partnering with Greenfleet

At Vestone Capital, we recognise the importance for our business to take environmental action, reducing the impact that we have and to contributing towards sustainable development. We are committed to working towards a greener and sustainable future.

We are proud to be partnering with Greenfleet, a leading not-for-profit environmental organisation, to support native ecosystem restoration and environmental outcomes through native reforestation projects. Established over 25 years ago, Greenfleet is Australia’s first carbon offset provider dedicated towards planting native biodiverse forests to capture carbon emissions and help fight the impacts of climate change. Since 1997, Greenfleet has planted over 10 million trees across 500 forests in Australia and New Zealand. As they grow, these forests absorb carbon, improve soil and water quality, and restore habitat for native wildlife, including many endangered species. Through practical climate action, Greenfleet is growing hope for our climate and we are proud to be a part of this.

You can learn more at: greenfleet.com.au

We’re excited to announce the Vestone Capital Forest in 2024! Our forest will form part of Greenfleet’s Ledcourt project. Ledcourt lies adjacent to the northern part of the Grampians National Park in Victoria, on the lands of the Jardwadjali and Djabwurung people. Known for its rich native wildlife and birdlife, this region was previously cleared for sheep and cattle grazing. The ongoing reforestation efforts aim to restore habitats for native species such as platypuses, kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas, emus, and koalas. With the forest legally protected for 100 years, this long-term restoration work will create a sustainable habitat for many wildlife species as the forest becomes established.

In 2023 and early 2024, we planted over 3000 trees on behalf of our clients as part of the Ngulambarra reforestation project. Ngulambarra is a 340-hectare property located north of Wedderburn in Central Victoria, that was previously cleared for farming. Greenfleet has been working with the traditional custodians of the land, the Dja Dja Wurrung people since 2020, planting native seedlings and native seeds. The forest will be protected for the next 100 years, ensuring it can reach it’s full potential and provide benefits to generations to come.

Greenfleet’s reforestation projects contribute directly to achieving the United Nations SDGs: