Our corporate and not-for-profit partners share our commitment to delivering measurable outcomes for Australia’s wildlife and habitats. They provide financial or in-kind support and raise awareness about our work to restore, and halt the decline of, Australia’s threatened wildlife.
Exterra is an innovative, environmentally friendly, non-toxic termite interception and baiting system. It is the leading brand in Australia for urban termite colony elimination. In keeping with its commitment to the environment, Exterra, along with its staff, Pest Control Managers and customers, is supporting AWC to conserve the threatened wildlife and ecosystems of northern Australia.
For more information visit:
https://www.exterra.com.au.
Grant Samuel generously provides well equipped office facilities to AWC in Sydney. AWC greatly appreciates the opportunity to have such a professional and central location for its Sydney base. Grant Samuel is a respected name in the corporate finance sector across the Australian and New Zealand markets and further afield.
For more information visit:
https://www.grantsamuel.com.au
Herbert Smith Freehills generously provides pro bono legal services to AWC including in relation to property acquisition, corporate governance, intellectual property and employee relations. AWC is grateful for the high-quality advice provided by the Herbert Smith Freehills team.
For more information visit:
https://www.herbertsmithfreehills.com
HWL Ebsworth is an integrated, full service commercial law firm. By offering clients access to leading legal specialists with relevant industry experience, HWL has established itself as a legal service provider of choice for organisations, both domestically and internationally. HWL is proud to support AWC through a range of pro bono legal services.
For more information visit:
https://hwlebsworth.com.au/
WIRES is Australia’s largest wildlife rescue organisation and has been rescuing and caring for native animals for over 30 years. WIRES mission is to actively rehabilitate and preserve Australian wildlife and inspire others to do the same. WIRES have a dedicated Rescue Office operating 365 days a year and 28 regional branches with over 3,000 volunteers involved in wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, information and education. WIRES provide rescue advice and assistance for tens of thousands of sick, orphaned, injured and displaced animals every year and run around 100 wildlife training courses annually for thousands of participants. In the wake of the devastating emergency events over the 2019/2020 summer season, WIRES began providing national support for wildlife, supporting over 240 projects to assist with wildlife rescue and care across every state and territory and engaging with major partners to support the long-term recovery of native species in the wild.
For more information visit:
https://www.wires.org.au/
Community service and working with groups such as AWC is at the heart of the workplace culture at King & Wood Mallesons (KWM), and has been enthusiastically adopted by the firm’s board, executive management team, partners, employees and clients. KWM is committed to minimising the impact of its activities on the environment and making a difference in the communities in which it operates. Recognised as one of the world’s most innovative law firms, KWM offers a different perspective to commercial thinking and the client experience. With access to a global platform, and a team of over 2,000 lawyers in 26 locations around the world, KWM works with clients to help them understand local challenges, navigate through regional complexity, and to find commercial solutions that deliver a competitive advantage. KWM is generously extending their expertise to AWC by providing pro bono legal services.
For more information visit:
https://www.kwm.com/en/
Over a number of years KPMG has provided assistance to AWC in the form of a reduction in fees. KPMG undertakes the annual audit of AWC on a partial pro-bono basis. Operating in 153 countries, KPMG isa network of professional firms providing services to organisations across a wide range of industries, government and not-for-profit sectors.
For more information visit:
https://www.kpmg.com.au
The Macquarie Group Foundation is supporting AWC in the development of a framework for measuring the ecological return on investment in the management of protected areas. This project is being delivered in conjunction with our historic partnership with the New South Wales Government to reintroduce regionally extinct mammals, such as the Greater Bilby, to national parks, and deliver land management and science services in the Pilliga and at Mallee Cliffs National Parks. The Macquarie Group Foundation’s community investment strategy is to encourage and support its staff to give back to the communities where they live and work, to support social innovation, and to strengthen the impact of non-profit organisations by funding capacity building and collaboration.
For more information visit:
https://www.macquarie.com
Marini Ferlazzo is a family owned Australian company. Its founder, artist Nathan Ferlazzo, shares his love of nature and wildlife through his intricate pen and ink illustrations. Nathan aims to capture the imagination of people in a way that inspires them into active conservation of these species. Marini Ferlazzo has collaborated with AWC on the Australian Collection, a range of boutique gift products focused on endangered Australian species. When you purchase a product from the Australia Collection, a share of the profits will be donated to AWC.
For more information visit:
http://www.mariniferlazzo.com.au
Outback Spirit is one of Australia’s largest outback tour operators. They are leaders in premium, small group expeditions. Each year thousands of Australians, including many existing AWC supporters, enjoy the adventure of a lifetime on one of their many diverse itineraries. Some of Outback Spirit’s tours take in AWC sanctuaries like Kalamurina on the northern shores of Lake Eyre, Mornington Wildlife Sanctuary in the central Kimberley, and Pungalina-Seven Emu in the Top End. AWC is proud of its partnership with Outback Spirit which donates generously towards our on-ground actions and is helping us to expand our network of support around Australia.
For more information visit:
https://www.outbackspirittours.com.au
Perth Zoo has a proud history of supporting conservation in the field. Our partnership with Perth Zoo stretches back to the 1990s, when the zoo played a critical role in the establishment of a population of the threatened Shark Bay Mouse on AWC’s Faure Island. Through its Wildlife Conservation Action fundraising program, Perth Zoo has since provided significant support for the conservation of Woylies at Karakamia, Numbats at Scotia and Greater Stick-nest Rats at Mt Gibson. The zoo provides significant support for the Mt Gibson Wildlife Restoration Project, directly assisting in the ongoing implementation of the project through the involvement of specialist staff in release and monitoring of reintroduced mammals, and through public education.
For more information visit:
https://www.perthzoo.wa.gov.au
John Swire and Sons Pty Ltd has been supporting AWC since 2008. Swire and AWC entered into a major five-year partnership to support conservation science at Brooklyn Wildlife Sanctuary, in the heart of one of Australia’s most biodiverse regions. The Swire/AWC partnership substantially enhanced the conservation program at Brooklyn, and made it a showcase for land management and science in north Queensland. Swire has been operating in Australia since 1855. With a strong commitment to sustainable development, its interests cover a diverse number of industries including cold storage and logistics, specialist bulk logistics, construction and demolition waste recycling and mining services.
For more information visit:
https://www.swire.com.au
Kathmandu is a global organisation that makes and distributes outdoor clothing and equipment. The label, which had its beginnings in Melbourne, shares AWC’s commitment to the conservation of Australia’s threatened wildlife and habitats. Kathmandu supports AWC through financial funding and product contributions to help equip AWC’s team of scientists, land managers and indigenous rangers who are working at the front line to restore the ecological health of our sanctuaries around Australia through feral animal control, weed eradication, fire management and the translocation of threatened species.
For more information visit:
https://www.kathmandu.com.au
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