Helping our community #growgreatertogether by replanting Warners Bay North Creek
This planting rebuilt a resilient vegetation community along North Creek.
Growing greater together
To celebrate 75 years of growing greater together, of helping our customers and communities grow, we've planted 75,000 trees across the areas we call home.
Growing greater together - Greater Bank
Celebrating 75 years of growing greater together
Over the past 75 years, we've been able to help the communities grow by helping them make their dreams come true. From helping our customers own their home, to saving for the good stuff in life, and even supporting the community organisations that make the places we call home stronger, we're proud of the fact that we've been there for locals for generations.
As we plan for our next 75 years, we marked our milestone by making a special contribution to the communities we love. We partnered with local councils, as well as Landcare organisations in order to plant 75,000 trees across NSW.
Here's how we've grown greater together
Helping Maitland #growgreatertogether by planting 6,000 trees at Raworth
This planting was designed to attract birds and other wildlife to the area.
Planting 5,000 trees at Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary
This project enhanced the natural ambiance and bushland at the Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary.
Planting 2,000 trees at Hooka Point, Wollongong
This planting was to support an endangered community of swamp oak forests and saltmarsh communities.
Planting 10,000 trees in the Illawarra
Our planting was designed to preserve one of the few littoral rainforest areas in the Illawarra.
4,000 trees planted at King Edward Park
This planting enhanced a protected and endangered ecological community.
Over 20,000 plants for Newcastle to #growgreatertogether!
From Wallsend to Warners Bay and everywhere in between, we've planted over 20,000 trees across the Hunter.
Find out where we planted near you!
How to use our interactive planting map
Click on the map icons to check out where we planted all across NSW. You can also switch to planting view by clicking the icon on the top right.
Be sure to click through to your local planting page from the map to find out even more about how our plantings will impact each site.