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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 through the registration and ongoing management of their carbon projects.

Rohan has a strong background in conservation and land management, with a degree in Land Management from Charles Sturt University and over 15 years of practical experience in on-ground project management, working with a range of landholders, stakeholders and community members. Having worked across South Australia on a range of projects in revegetation, invasive species control, seed collection and flora surveying, Rohan has a deep understanding of natural systems.

When he’s not at GreenCollar, Rohan spends his time exploring South Australia’s beaches and national parks and working on his own property

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