Tracking environmental campaigns, climate justice initiatives, corporate accountability, and political influence across the region
We conduct research across multiple interconnected projects to understand and support environmental activism, track campaign outcomes, and hold power to account.
An interactive dashboard tracking the outcomes of environmental campaigns across Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands. This tool helps researchers and activists understand which campaign strategies are most effective, measuring success rates across different regions, issues, and tactics. Access comprehensive data visualisations and explore patterns in campaign outcomes to inform future activism.
Explore DashboardOur climate justice project examines the intersection of environmental protection and social equity. We research how climate change disproportionately affects marginalised communities and track grassroots movements fighting for just climate solutions. This project documents community-led climate action, investigates environmental racism, and highlights the voices of those on the frontlines of climate change.
Learn MoreStewardship Research investigates corporate environmental accountability and shareholder activism. This project tracks how investors and shareholders use their influence to push companies toward sustainable practices. We monitor shareholder resolutions, proxy voting patterns, and engagement strategies that drive corporate climate action, providing crucial insights into the role of finance in environmental stewardship.
Visit SiteThe Influence Tracker project maps political influence and lobbying activities around environmental policy. We follow the money trails, document corporate lobbying efforts, and expose conflicts of interest that undermine climate action. This transparency tool helps activists, journalists, and policymakers understand who is shaping environmental policy and whose interests are being served.
Visit SiteWe welcome researchers, activists and interested contributors to get in touch with the research hub. Contact us here or participate in the Environmental Campaign Explorer citizen science project.