Travelling by coach is one of the more environmentally friendly ways to travel long distance, and we recognise the responsibility that comes with connecting communities across Australia.
At Greyhound, we’re committed to reducing our environmental impact and supporting the communities and environments in which we operate.
Through environmental partnerships, local community support and responsible business practices, we’re working to make a positive contribution wherever we travel.
We recognise that the places we travel through are just as important as the destinations we connect. That’s why we continue to support initiatives that help protect local environments, strengthen communities and contribute to a more sustainable future.
What makes Landcare Australia unique is its people. Across the country, volunteers help protect and restore local environments, caring for the land, waterways and ecosystems that support communities across Australia.
Through our partnership with Landcare Australia, we’re proud to support projects that help create healthier landscapes and stronger communities.
Donate Now Visit Landcare AustraliaFor more than 30 years, Landcare Australia has supported communities across the country to protect and restore local environments. Through funding, on ground projects, education and community partnerships, Landcare helps create healthier landscapes and stronger communities.
Together, these efforts deliver a range of positive environmental and community outcomes, including:
The Maranoa Wildlife Caring & Education Centre is a not-for-profit organisation that gives sick, injured and orphaned native animals a second chance in the wild. Run by a dedicated team of volunteers, the centre also supports wildlife education, new carers and local biodiversity conservation.
The centre’s work also extends into education and community engagement, helping build greater awareness of the region’s unique biodiversity. Through training programs, schools and community events, the team supports new wildlife carers and encourages a deeper understanding of the native species that call the Maranoa home.
There are many ways to support the centre’s work, from volunteering and donations through to animal sponsorship and corporate partnerships. Every contribution helps support wildlife care, education programs and conservation efforts across the region.
To learn more about the Maranoa Wildlife Caring & Education Centre and the work they do, visit mwcec.org.au.