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Amcor Limited

Amcor’s commitment to social responsibility and sustainability extends throughout our operations to nearly every part of the globe. Amcor’s long partnership with Earthwatch is part of our commitment to understanding and improving our environmental performance.

The Earthwatch expeditions we have selected emphasize our values of social responsibility and teamwork and will increase our understanding of the impacts on our ecosystems and communities.

~David Clark, Vice President Safety, Environment and Sustainability

BHP

BHP supports a range of initiatives around the world that make a positive contribution to the environment and benefit the broader community. The partnership reflects BHP’s community strategy – engagement, inclusiveness and participation. This is reflected in the passion and enthusiasm of our employees who volunteer on the expeditions, and then share their knowledge and insight with colleagues in the workplace.“

~Mike Henry, BHP President Operations, Minerals Australia

Marini Ferlazzo

We are always looking to work alongside organisations that are making a real difference on the ground — this is what drew us to Earthwatch Institute.

~ Nathan Ferlazzo, Art for Wildlife

Brother International Australia

Brother is proud to acknowledge and celebrate its 10-year partnership with Earthwatch. I believe the key to this partnership’s success is establishing mutual value. Not only does the partnership give us an opportunity to support Earthwatch’s valuable manta ray research, but it also allows our staff and other stakeholders to get involved and participate in hands-on field projects. This type of engagement is priceless.

For me personally, it is a rewarding experience to participate in the various ‘Scientist For a Day’ projects around Australia, and witness the positive effects and outcomes from our employees being directly involved and assisting in the field.

A decade of mutual support has seen over half a million dollars donated in support of Project Manta and Earthwatch Scientist for a Day projects, and over 100 Brother staff participating in critical environmental research expeditions.

We look forward to another 10+ years – working with you for a better environment.

~ Alex Rodriguez, Corporate Social Responsibility and Compliance Manager

Published: 16th April, 2019

Updated: 30th November, 2021

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