StrataGreen Returns to Trillion Trees 2026

On Friday 24th July 2026, the StrataGreen team once again joined Trillion Trees Australia at Guildford Meadows for another rewarding Corporate Planting Day, continuing our commitment to supporting revegetation and environmental restoration across Western Australia.

Representing StrataGreen on the day were Rick, Susan, Alaskah, Gavin, Stacey and Amelia, who joined volunteers from a number of other local businesses to help restore native habitat.

Together, the volunteers planted more than 4,000 native trees and plants in just a few hours, making a meaningful contribution to the ongoing restoration of the Guildford Meadows site.

A Growing Commitment

Returning to Trillion Trees for another year reflects something that's important to us at StrataGreen. While we work every day to supply products that support landscaping, tree planting and revegetation projects, there's something especially rewarding about stepping onto site and contributing firsthand.

Corporate Planting Days provide an opportunity for businesses to work alongside the Trillion Trees team and other organisations, helping restore native vegetation while learning more about Western Australia's unique ecosystems and the importance of long-term environmental stewardship.

Every Seedling Makes a Difference

Each native seedling planted contributes to something much bigger.

As these plants mature, they'll help stabilise soil, improve biodiversity, create habitat for native wildlife and strengthen the resilience of this important natural landscape for years to come.

Seeing hundreds of volunteers working towards the same goal is a powerful reminder that lasting environmental change happens through collaboration.

Thank You, Trillion Trees

A big thank you to the Trillion Trees team for organising another fantastic planting day and to all of the volunteers and businesses who participated.

We're proud to continue supporting organisations that are making a genuine difference to Australia's environment and look forward to returning again next year.

Together, we're helping build healthier landscapes—one native seedling at a time.