Our Mission
Urban regeneration for pollinators, plants and people
Citizen Science
Supporting vital biodiversity data
B&B Highway
A positive practical and scalable educational initiative
PlantingSeeds Projects
Connecting pollinators and people.
Regenerative plantings and corridors throughout Australia.
Major projects include the B&B Highway, The National Schools Citizen
Science B&B BioBlitz and the Threatened to Thriving Interactive Map.
About Us
A case for biodiversity and pollination
PlantingSeeds was born out of a need for change as pollination is often overlooked in sustainability; we are aiming to change that. Not many people know that our major cities can be ‘biodiversity hotspots’,we work to protect and enhance the natural environment by engaging people in urban areas.
Planting and increasing native vegetation and habitats support threatened pollinators. So, how do we achieve this? By getting our hands dirty….literally.
Our Stakeholders
OUR IMPACT SINCE 2019
B&B Highway locations
NSW, QLD & VIC
plants planted
participants educated
square metres revegetated
biodiversity increase in B&B locations
Generating knowledge and
empowerment
in participants*
(from university studies 2022 & 2023)
Resources
Learn with us
Our resources have been created by experienced environmental educators with clear links to curriculum to ensure students feel positive and are able to link their newfound knowledge. Catering for preschoolers through to adults, a range of options are available for download and are an integral included part of our B&B Highway program.
See what you can do for PlantingSeeds
Donations over $2 are tax deductible within Australia.
Latest News
Native Bees in the news
One of PlantingSeeds’ missions – to support and propagate native bees – was the key focus of a recent Sydney Morning Herald and The Age feature. With mid-year’s World Bee Day generally shining the spotlight on the yellow and black European bee, we choose this time to promote our 1700 + native bee species to […]
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Bringing back the Bogong Moth
The bogong moth (Agrotis infusa), once an abundant presence in the Australian skies, is now vanishing. Known for its extraordinary migratory patterns and revered in Aboriginal culture, this unassuming insect plays a vital role in both ecological balance and Indigenous heritage. But in recent decades, the bogong moth has faced a dramatic population collapse and […]
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Our Partners
We’re trusted by organisations of all sizes
From educational to corporates and local and state governments, PlantingSeeds offers programs to suit varying needs and support biodiversity and pollination.
