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Our Partners

Ever growing, our partners are responsible citizens, businesses, private and government schools, community groups and government departments. Partners gain exposure at events and via member communications and a sense of well being and satisfaction in knowing that their contributions are making the most effective difference to our kids and community.

"Please support our business partners when you consider your next purchase. This ensures our economic sustainability and contributes to theirs."

To become a Partner please Contact Us. You can also help us help the earth with the Healthy Earth Living Planet Fund and our Carbon Offset Program for Schools.

Sponsorships are tax deductible and recognition is arranged in levels according to level of commitment. This is a sample list and some donors/partners have chosen not to be listed.

Partner Name	About the Partner
	Develops and hosts websites. Developed the FOTE website
	Has a fabulous range of indigenous native plants.
	Supplier of solar hot water systems
	Save grass trees from new subdivision developments. Donated grass tree for the FOTE memorial garden at Dawson Park Primary School
	Supplier of soils and mulches. Sponsored the inaugural Carmel Sustainability Fair
	Creates permaculture and food gardens for Western Australian schools
	Suppliers of a wide range of native and exotic plants
	The Department of Environment and Conservation offers schools, teachers, students and their communities a variety of products and services designed to foster awareness, appreciation and understanding of the natural environment and its relation to traditional Aboriginal culture.
	Think of ruMAD? as a toolkit that enables young people to lead social change and become active citizens. It is focused on values and led by students but benefits the whole community.
	AuSSI - WA provides a framework that supports schools in the development of a whole-school approach to Education for Sustainability (EfS).
	Developer of wave power technology off the coast of Fremantle WA
	Eastern Metropolitan Regional Council; Perth, WA
	Mindarie Regional Council: Perth, WA
	Perth Urban Bushland Fungi (PUBF) project is a collaborative organisation established in 2004 by the Urban Bushland Council and the Western Australian Naturalists' Club, in conjunction with, the Department of Environment and Conservation's (DEC) Western Australian Herbarium, and with financial support from Lotterywest.
	The department has the lead responsibility for protecting and conserving the State’s environment on behalf of the people of Western Australia. This includes managing the State’s national parks, marine parks, conservation parks, State forests and timber reserves, nature reserves, marine nature reserves and marine management areas.
	Alumina refiner

CRC Plant Biosecurity (ACT, SA, WA) Swan TAFE
	Indigenous Tours WA invites you to take a journey with them and discover some of Perth's most iconic locations as you've never seen them before, through the ancient dreamtime stories of the region's earliest and original inhabitants, the Wadjuk People.
	The Bank of I.D.E.A.S. is an international consultancy organisation focussed on building healthy, inclusive and sustainable communities, fostering enterprising and vibrant local economies and engaging young people to lead in terms of community and economic development. Thus their keen interest to support goals and activities of FOTE and sespecially the activities of KAPOW.
	Changing Environments was the 2009 State Natural Resource Management conference held in Geraldton. Information about the conference, which ran over four days, can be found on the NACC website.
	The Greener Life is a community program based in rural Western Australia that aims to raise understanding about the importance of managing landscapes for sustainability and how individuals to contribute to environmental management. The Greener Life is produced by the Northern Agricultural Catchments Council (NACC), which is the peak body for the environment north of Perth to the pastoral areas. The Greener Life features a newspaper supplement, a website, community competitions and more...
	NACC, the Northern Agricultural Catchments Council, is the peak body for the environment, natural resource management and climate change action in the Northern Agricultural Region of WA, an area that covers more than 7.5m hectares and is located in one of the world's gazetted "biodiversity hotspots". NACC works with land managers and the wider community to create sustainable landscapes. NACC is a not for profit organisation managed by an elected Board.
	Bitou bush and boneseed: weeds of national significance
	Link 1: http://www.conservationvolunteers.com.au/ Link 2: http://www.earthassist.org.au/
	Gull's vision for success in the 21^st Century is: "A strong and vibrant independent company making a positive difference in our chosen markets". One of the ways Gull seeks to make a positive difference is to fully integrate sustainability into our business thinking. We want to be the customer choice, for sustainable fuel products and services.
	Bush Foods Company