October 13, 2026

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Angus and Celeste. Long time supporters of our native environment.

Angus and Celeste are long time supporters of our tree planting projects. Since 2012, they have been helping us plant native trees. And to date, their tally stands at over 5,000 trees!

TREES PLANTED

400

Angus and Celeste are long time supporters of our tree planting projects. Since 2012, they have been helping us plant native trees. And to date, their tally stands at over 5,000 trees!

 

Keir and Asha (AKA Angus & Celeste).

 

As well as making informed decisions about who they work with and how their products are produced, Angus & Celeste regularly reduce their carbon emissions through tree plantings. They take a broader view of the plantings than just reducing their carbon though. They see the degradation of biodiversity as one of the greatest threats to the planet. By contributing to smaller, targeted plantings they know they are helping enrich both the environment and local biodiversity through the creation of flora and fauna corridors. Located in the hills of Victoria, Angus and Celeste purchase 100 trees every quarter for our community tree planting projects.

 

Westgate Park, Melbourne, VIC | 400 trees | 2026

Westgate Biodiversity is a not-for-profit organisation located at the base of one of Melbourne’s most iconic landmarks and busiest gateways to the city – the Westgate Bridge. Nestled beneath this urban landmark, Westgate Biodiversity is working to create a thriving pocket of bushland that provides both sanctuary for wildlife and a green escape for city people.

 

 

Two long-time volunteers of Westgate Biodiversity.

 

This community-based organisation plays a vital role in the west of Melbourne. Not only do they grow and sell locally indigenous plants to support home gardeners, schools, and revegetation projects, but they are also passionately restoring Westgate Park. Their vision is to transform what was once a degraded and industrial area into a natural, bush-like haven, filled with diverse plant species that will flourish for decades to come.

 

 

Recently, a wide variety of native trees and shrubs have been planted at the site, including: wattles (Heath, Golden, Lightwood and Coastal), sheoaks (Black, Swamp and Green), saltbushes (Grey and Marsh), correas (White, Smooth and Common) and eucalyptus (River Red Gum, Yello Gum, Ironbark, Swamp Gum and Manna Gum).

 

 

Bruce has been turning up every week for the past decade to support this on-going project.

 

This impressive diversity of plantings will help create a rich and resilient ecosystem. As the species flower and fruit at different times of the year, they will provide a continuous supply of food and shelter for local wildlife – from birds and insects to small mammals. Over time, these plantings will not only enhance the biodiversity of Westgate Park but also ensure it becomes a vibrant, living landscape where both people and nature can thrive side by side.

 

 

 

If you would like to know more about sponsoring community tree planting projects and how we can assist you in becoming a more sustainable business, please contact Colleen at <[email protected]>.

 

Writer: Colleen B. Filippa

 

With a background in Environmental Science (Melbourne Uni), Colleen is the Founding Director of Fifteen Trees. In 2009, after 20 years in secondary and tertiary education institutions, Colleen left the classroom to start the company. Fifteen Trees is a social enterprise assisting individuals and companies to reduce their carbon footprint by supporting community groups such as Westgate Biodiversity.

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