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PRESENTATION NAMEAshley Bland: Senior Manager - Environment

Respect to Elders…

3 Business Units1 single focus

The best future imaginable!

Tools and resources for people to reach their full potential

Behaviour change driversBecause it’s actually all about people!

• Pain = government, markets, environmental

• Inspiration = people, policy, programs

• What do you do when you’ve peaked?

(preferably when you’re peaking)

• The Mission of Tesla• Elon Musk, Chairman, Product Architect & CEO 18 November, 2013

• Our goal when we created Tesla a decade ago was the same as it is today: to accelerate the advent of sustainable transport by bringing compelling mass market electric cars to market as soon as possible.

• But… fixing the environment is a bit different to building a new type of car

A parallel universe…

A market oriented response

Principles of Green Building• Orientation

• Insulation

• Thermal Mass

• Sealing and air flow

• Prime cost items and appliances

• Toxicity and Life Cycle Analysis

• Landscaping

Informed by knowledge and data

So what about this idea?

• National Landcare Index• To create broad public awareness and underpinned by

an algorithm that reports and drives behaviour change

• Linked to a star rating scheme for farms

• Underwritten by an ‘economic engine’ – finance, profitability and property values.

Next steps…

• Get the algorithm right!

• Pilot

• PR Campaign

And lets not forget why!!!

Case study: Clear Creek –Peel, NSW

Circa. 1994

Case Study 1 – Lower Peel

Aerial image 1960’s

Peel village

Aerial image 2017

Peel village

Wire and gravel structure

Wire and rock structure

Large rock armouring

Case Study 1 – Lower Peel

1994 2017

Creek bed at lower wire structure – taken from different angles.

Planted and regenerating Casuarinas

2017

Figures for carbon capture and storage

• Random sample – 828.6 tonnes/ha dry mass

Add grass and herbs = 832 tonnes/ha

• Therefore, 2,908 tonnes/km

• Convert to Carbon = 1,454 tonnes/km (Compares to around 5,900 t/km for mature She-oak forest)

(Dr David Goldney 2017)

Creek junction before works and now

1997 2017

Same culvert Same culvert

Completed structure after first flood

1997 2017

Same culvert Same culvert

Structure profile – same vantage point looking north

1997 2017

Same structure looking south

An original Green Corps team assembling gabions – 1997 - looking west

1997 2017