Keep the project and research alive with a kind unreserved donation that helps support day-to-day activities like volunteer logistics, equipment maintenance and coffee to keep the team inspired in the early mornings!

Support ClimateForce’s growing nursery space. Our current capacity is 35,000 native trees with over 165 species in total. This donation helps us expand our hardening area into hosting another 20,000+ trees with raised benches, irrigation and shade infrastructure.

Help us expand our cutting-edge biodiversity research to track benefits of ClimateForce's methods. Including some of the below research categories:

Drone: expand our state-of-the-art dashboard with point cloud capacity and state-of-the-art software to allow integration with Virtual Reality and live sensor features.

Water: Three different creeks around the property, professionally lab tested—e.g., PH, hydrogen, phosphorus

Soil: Two transect samples (25 mini samples each), professionally tested— monitoring the transition from bacteria-based to the fungi-based soil system

Flora + forestry: conducted in-house by the research team to better understand biomass through Lidar, endangered species and the different ecotones throughout the property.

Fauna: multiple camera traps were used, with dozens of endangered animals. Documented cassowaries, tree kangaroos, flying foxes, frog and insect species.

Support ClimateForce reduce diesel use and cost of operations on the property through supporting a state of the art 50hp electric tractor. It will be one of the first machines like this in Australia and will pave the way to becoming a zero emissions agriculture fleet within the next 5 years.

Support ClimateForce to expand our educational programs for young people with a Land, Sea and Lifestyle program. Bringing biodiversity, green job opportunities and inspiration to young minds throughout Australia. To date, ClimateForce has engaged with 4,000+ students within 35+ schools around the world. Catalysing respect for nature, outdoor education and sustainable development.

The Jabalbina Yalanji Rangers are funded by the Federal and State Governments whilst supplemented by various fee for service jobs.

The Jabalbina Yalanji Ranger Program is managed by Jabalbina to deliver on the aspirations captured by the Eastern Kuku Yalanji Traditional Owners through their Indigenous Protected Area Plan of Management. Jabalbina consists of 3 ranger bases across Eastern Yalanji Country which supports the rangers to deliver effective cultural and environmental management of Country. 

The Jabalbina Yalanji Rangers manage both land and sea in a range of different activities including cultural heritage management, fire management, invasive species management and much more. 

Jabalbina Rangers complete the following jobs:

• Weed control and vegetation management

• Fire management, revegetation

• Feral animal management

• Managing walking and vehicle tracks

• Clear, monitor and maintain sacred places in consultation with Elders

• Assist with cultural heritage surveys and recordings

• Visitor management and patrols

• Work together on land and sea management with neighbours, scientists and staff from Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services and other government agencies

• Monitoring land and sea

• Participate in Eastern Kuku Yalanji Indigenous Protected Area meetings, cultural camps and educating the community, tourists and school children about the Eastern Kuku Yalanji IPA and Indigenous Land and Sea Ranger Program

• Cultural Heritage Management