Partnerships That Extend Our Impact

The International Ecological Engineering Society (IEES) is a non-profit organisation seeking to promote and advance a broad view of Ecological Engineering through connecting ecologists, engineering and other scientific fields, promoting the exchange of scientific information and supportng the development of a common ecological engineering curriculum.

Verterra Founder and Managing Director, Dr Glenn Dale, is a member of the IEES Advisory Board.

The Australian and New Zealand Biosolids Partnership (ANZBP) supports, advocates for and enables technologies, regulation and opportunities that allow biosolids to contribute to the circular economy in an evolving environment.

Verterra Founder and Managing Director, Dr Glenn Dale, is a member of the ANZBP advisory board.

Verterra is a Silver Member of the Australian Water Association (AWA) - a non-profit organisation that aims to connect people, businesses and governments to create a sustainable water future.  

The Australian Organics Recycling Association Limited (AORA) works with stakeholders to facilitate the conditions through which surplus organic material can be sustainably and cost-effectively recycled; and to promote the beneficial use of compost, soil conditioners and mulches in primary industries.

Verterra Founder and Managing Director, Dr Glenn Dale, is Deputy Chair of AORA Queensland.

Verterra is an Associate Member of the Association of Mining and Exploration Companies (AMEC) - the peak industry body for the mining industry. Representing over 500 member companies from all around Australia, members include explorers, emerging miners, producers and a wide range of businesses and service providers working in and for the mining industry.

Forestry Australia is a professional association bringing together over 1,000 forest scientists, professionals, managers and growers operating in all aspects of forest and natural resource management in Australia. The organisation is committed to the principles of sustainable forest management and applying these principles to generate environmental, social and economic outcomes in all types of forests and land tenures.

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (AusIMM) is the peak body and trusted voice for professionals working in the resources sector.

The American Ecological Engineering Society (AEES) is a non-profit organisation committed to advancing the discipline of ecological engineering and strengthening the Society.

Soil Science Australia is a not-for-profit, professional association for soil scientists and people interested in the responsible management of Australia’s soil resources. Soil Science Australia supports soil scientists and promotes the importance of soil as a finite resource.

The Central Queensland Mine Rehabilitation Group (CQMRG) is a successful networking forum of rehabilitation practitioners operating in the Central Queensland area. 

EnviroCert International, Inc.® (ECI) is a Non-Profit Organisation whose purpose is to elevate knowledge and inspire conservation of the global environment through professional certification.

Timber Queensland is an outcome focused, non-profit industry association representing the interests of Queensland's forest and timber industry. Its unique and diverse membership base consists of timber businesses from plantation growers, harvesters, sawmillers, treaters and merchants through to timber users including manufacturers, architects and builders.