Ellie Young, Founder of Common Action, developed an open-source ontology and UI portal for crowdsourcing data on climate and sustainability challenges to form a publicly accessible knowledge graph, connected to the Common Action community of innovators, academic experts and local communities.

Darren, a climate scientist in Adelaide, used his Fellowship to update a paleo-reanalysis dataset of the past 1000 years, combining computer modeling and climate proxy records to better understand and contextualize recent extreme climate events in Australia and the southern hemisphere.

Stuart, a post-doctoral ecologist at the University of Adelaide and University of Copenhagen, used his Fellowship to create a high-resolution dataset of sea surface temperatures to track coral reef warming and bleaching risk from 1985 to 2100 across various climate scenarios.

Karl's Fellowship project demonstrated the feasibility of vehicle-to-grid technology, showing its potential to save households thousands on energy bills and reduce global CO2 emissions by over 1 billion tonnes by 2050.

Grant’s Fellowship project developed an interactive map/dashboard to help local authorities and energy stakeholders understand electric vehicle registration trends and EV infrastructure evolution.

Ghislain Irakoze, a sustainability entrepreneur and researcher, developed a predictive dashboard for tracking EV component efficiency and maintenance needs during his Fellowship, helping to reduce costs and enhance trust in Rwanda’s e-mobility transition.

Joel Chambers, an eighth-generation wine producer, developed a sustainable vineyard management plan during his Fellowship, focusing on carbon capture through cover cropping, water retention, integrated pest management, and organic practices.

Dominic, a marine ecologist, used his Fellowship to enhance climate-conscious decision-making in marine ecosystem management, focusing on maximizing carbon sequestration benefits through improved restoration practices.

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Uncharted Waters harnesses the power of real-time data - through a ‘Digital Twin’ of the global food system- to enhance water and food security in a changing climate.

The Good Rating provides quantitative, bias-free data rating the sustainability of supermarket products and brands.

Open Corridor supports a safe and just corridor for people and the planet. Their science-based impact management tools provide an end-to-end solution for building resilience in communities, the economy and the environment.

Blue Carbon Services support the establishment of large-scale kelp-based carbon sequestration systems through research & development of environmentally safe technologies and lobbying for political and grassroots support.

Wildlife.ai uses machine learning for environmental education and protection to accelerate wildlife conservation rpojects and develop open-sourse solutions using machine learning, This approach reduces the high costs associated with the use of AI and enables wildlife.ai to bring the benefits of AI to the conversation community.

Surfers for Climate is a sea-roots movement dedicated to mobilising and empowering surfers for continuous and positive climate action. Surfers for Climate has continued to grow, with thousands of people from the surfing community across Australia coming together to take off on the party wave of climate action and become part of the solution to the climate crisis.

SCETTI (State Clean Electrciity Transition Tracker - India) presents state-level data relating to eleectricity in India with a specific emphaiss on uncovering policy opportunites to transition away from coal. It is well known that transparent data and urgent policy action are required to enable India to transition away from coal for electricity.

Parents for Action is Australia’s leading climate advocacy organisation for parents, carers, families and all who care about a safe future for kids. Founded in 2019 by six regional, rural and urban mums in four states and territories, they've grown rapidly to fill a critical gap in the climate movement.