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Sustainability
We believe and support the environment and creating a better future for the next generation
Our commitment to sustainability
At Inovayt, we are constantly looking for ways to give back to the community while making sure we’re doing our bit for the environment. To improve our carbon footstep, we’ve taken on some new initiatives.
Carbon Landscapes
Inovayt has invested in a project run by Carbon Landscapes. Carbon Landscapes are a sustainable company that offers memberships and support projects that aim to:Â
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- Support a community of people, community groups and businesses taking action.
- Address the impacts of climate change on biodiversity at a local scale.
- Connect research to ensure evidence-based outcomes support what they do.
Gariwerd Restoration Project
Inovayt is proud to be a part of Carbon Landscape’s Gariwerd Restoration Project. This project features a partnership between Carbon Landscapes, Odonata, Parks Victoria and the Natural Glenelg Trust to restore over 90 hectares of habitat adjacent to the Gariwerd (Grampians) National Park with the intent to reestablish native fauna populations for future release into the Park. Potential species include the endangered Long-nosed Potoroo, Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby and Eastern-barred Bandicoot.
Trace - Zero Carbon Footprint
The other partnership Inovayt has invested in is Trace. Trace helps individuals and businesses on their journey to net zero emissions. It allows you to measure, reduce and offset your emissions, then share your story to amplify your impact.Â
Trace’s mission exists to remove the barriers to climate action by giving individuals and businesses the power to take immediate steps forward. Â
Climate action summary
Scope of most recent certification: Staff, energy, travel, waste, suppliers
Climate Projects
By using Trace, Inovayt is funding certified climate projects to compensate for their emissions. One of these projects includes:
Mount Sandy Conservation, Australia
This project is a land conservation project in partnership with the traditional land owners, the Ngarrindjeri people.
- 200-hectares protected
- Revegetation through native plantsÂ
- Native wildlife conservation
