Sydney Basin Koala Network
Protecting and expanding koala populations across the Sydney Basin Bioregion, including colonies at risk from development in the Southern Highlands.
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Strength in numbers
WinZero was formed to provide a strong and powerful voice for the environment in the Southern Highlands. We represent everyone who lives in this beautiful part of the world, and these organisations, all doing their part to look after the environment now and into the future.
Protecting and expanding koala populations across the Sydney Basin Bioregion, including colonies at risk from development in the Southern Highlands.
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Protect, repair, regenerate and change practice – across farmland, bushland, parks, creeks, forests and travelling stock routes.
VisitA citizens' alliance using evidence-based research to reduce carbon emissions to zero in south-east NSW and create local jobs.
VisitRescue, rehabilitation and education for the Southern Highlands' cherished wombats.
VisitChampioning connected, accessible paths and trails for walkers and cyclists within and between our towns and villages.
VisitA place to grow and share healthy food, guided by permaculture principles, promoting biodiversity in native ecosystems and heritage food crops.
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Students demanding that politicians treat climate change as the crisis it is.
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The voice of parents, grandparents and carers concerned about the impact of climate change on our children's future.
VisitA growing network dedicated to the welfare of native animals, with an emphasis on Southern Highlands wombats.
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Promoting knowledge and appreciation of Australian native plants, and the unique flora of the Southern Highlands.
VisitA united community voice for an urgent and just transition to a zero-emissions future, as part of a global climate movement.
Koalas here faced near-local extinction. Today the Southern Highlands has the largest population in southern NSW.
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A social enterprise inspiring investment in community renewable energy projects.
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The Traditional Owners of the Wingecarribee area.
VisitAre you a local group working for the environment? We'd love to hear from you and see how we can support each other.