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Farmers for Climate Action board members generously offer their time on the board voluntarily. The Farmers for Climate Action Board is a voluntary role, with no Board members paid for these positions.

Farmers for Climate Action represents approximately 8,000 farmers from across Australia.

We are the only farmer-led organisation that specialises in climate action. Agriculture accounts for 13 per cent of Australia’s emissions and yet we are the first organisation to focus on ensuring Australia reduces its emissions in a way that works for…

We are a movement of farmers, agricultural leaders and rural Australians working to ensure that farmers, who are on the frontlines of climate change, are part of the solution. Our mission is to influence Australia to adopt strong economy-wide climate…

Absolutely not! As a registered charity, Farmers for Climate Action is strictly non-partisan, noting that all sides of politics share culpability for the current debacle of climate and energy policy. We seek to play the ball, not the man -…

Farmers for Climate Action is a public company, limited by guarantee. We have an active board and a small but agile staff. We are registered as a charity under the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profit Commission (ACNC) and subject to the…

Farmers for Climate Action is generously funded through a mixture of grants from Australian foundations, donations from philanthropists and a regular giver program. We also run crowdfunding campaigns for specific initiatives from time-to-time. We are extremely grateful to the generosity…

Robust evidence is fundamental to our work at Farmers for Climate Action. We rely on our trusted expert advisors and reports from credible sources, including (but not limited to): Domestically CSIRO Bureau of Meteorology University research bodies, including ANU’s Climate…

We'd love you to join us! There are lots of ways to get involved with Farmers for Climate Action. The first step is to sign up on our website, and if you're on social media follow us on Facebook and Twitter!…