"Environmental markets such as those administered by Eco-Markets Australia are a proven mechanism to harness global investment in nature. We are pleased to contribute to the ENVestor project, and are excited at the opportunity to offer our learnings and experience to benefit SEQ."

"A new approach to age-old problems! Serious attempts to improve the receiving waters of Moreton Bay and its feeder catchments were initiated with the publication “The Brisbane River: A Source Book for the Future” in 1990. After many unsuccessful “top down” approaches, the ENVestor initiative is positioned to address the issues in a unique and fresh approach that will bring into play the important catchment management principles of: cooperation, collaboration, coalition, commitments, coordination, catchments and choice."

"NRM Regions Queensland looks forward to being involved in this integrated landscape project, generating multiple benefits for both local farmers and regional communities, and taking the learnings of working with private investors across the whole Queensland NRM sector."

"Outdoors Queensland is pleased to be part of ENVestor South East Queensland. By restoring and enhancing ecological infrastructure, we can help ensure future generations have opportunities to make connections and enjoy the amazing benefits offered by Queensland's outdoors."

"We are committed to incubating and financing sustainable landscapes around the world. South East Queensland is the perfect biodiversity hotspot for developing a high-quality landscape restoration program in Australia and turning it into an investment-ready proposition."

"I love that not only are we turning landscape ideas into investment-ready propositions, but we are doing so while supporting our region's communities. We are all passionate about protecting nature, regenerating their economies, and restoring the places that make them who they are - their landscapes"

"Pooling our resources to fund nature positive solutions at a landscape level is great for everyone. ENVestor is an excellent concept and I'm excited to see how this trial in SEQ progresses as a broader example of what's possible when we work together - moving beyond "the coalition of the willing"

"As Queensland's largest water services provider, Urban Utilities acknowledges the critical role we play in protecting and enhancing the ecosystem health of our waterways. With the ongoing science confirming fine sediment pollution from streambank erosion as a key threat to our waterways, we're sharpening our focus on innovative solutions involving streambank and riparian restoration"