Our corporate partners

MetLife’s global commitment to sustainability and making a positive impact on the community aligns closely with our partnership. Employees engage through volunteering and learning opportunities, contributing to both the company’s global 2030 Environmental Goals and Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan commitments.

Our environmental education partner, Bloomberg is committed to giving back to the cities in which they live and work, using the time and talents of their employees – and resources of their business – to create lasting impact. Bloomberg has partnered with the Botanic Gardens to deliver environmental and public health outcomes since 2008.

Epson shares our commitment to sustainability through the preservation of the natural environment. Their support of the Australian Institute of Botanical Science contributes greatly to our development of best-practice methods for conservation.

Global commercial insurer Liberty Specialty Markets partners with the Botanic Gardens in alignment with their purpose to help people embrace today and confidently pursue tomorrow.

Transgrid has been a long-term supporter of the Botanic Gardens scientific endeavours. As a Major Partner, their contribution directly supports critical environmental restoration and conservation projects including securing NSW Plant Diversity, Restore & Renew and Gondwanan Rainforest Resilience.

Taylors Wines shares the Botanic Gardens vision of a sustainable future, their commitment is to work within a principled approach on the land and sea. This partnership will further the conservation and education work of the Botanic Gardens and contribute to the global effort to achieve environmental sustainability. 

Lynch Group is a leader in the floral industry and renowned for their long-standing reputation of high-quality flowers and plants. Due to our shared love of plants and focus on scientific research, Lynch Group is supporting our planet-changing work at the Australian Institute of Botanical Science.