Lewis Tyndall

Lewis was one of the co founders of GreenCollar. Lewis was also one of the Directors of Terra Carbon, the investment arm of GreenCollar. Venturing into the Western Division of…

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Brinsley Marlay

As Media & Communications Manager, Brinsley works closely with the GreenCollar’s senior leadership team. Providing advice and support to ensure we respond proactively and meaningfully to media enquiries, policy discussions…

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Rohan Cleeves

Rohan joined GreenCollar in 2020 as a member of the Project Partnerships team and is based on the Fleurieu Peninsula in South Australia. His focus is on working with landholders…

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Lillian Buchholz

Lillian brings a deep understanding of the Australian agricultural industry to her role on the Partnerships team at GreenCollar. She works to build strong and supportive relationships with a variety…

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Renae Jory

Renae is an Indigenous Partnerships Specialist at GreenCollar. After years of working in for-purpose organisations and directly in the Native Title sector, supporting RNTBCs, Renae has a solid track record…

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Gabby Suares

After volunteering in Indonesia and here in Australia at wildlife rescues and Taronga Zoo, Gabby completed a Bachelor’s Degree in Biodiversity and Conservation which solidified her passion for the environment…

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Madeleine Wilcox-Kerr

Madeleine is the Program Manager – Project Partnerships at GreenCollar. She supports the Head of Partnerships to deliver mutually beneficial and long-term relationships with key project partners across the carbon…

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Elissa Black

Elissa has 10+ years’ experience in sustainable land use and climate change solutions in the agricultural sector. She has a passion and affinity for the natural environment and seeks to…

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Dr Tim Pearson

Dr. Tim Pearson is the Technical Head for GreenCollar’s International Programme. Tim has more than 20 years of experience in accounting greenhouse gases associated with forests and agriculture. Tim has worked…

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