Our Story
The name ‘Salubris’ comes from the Eucalyptus salubris of the Greater Western Woodlands, a tree that has long been admired for its resilience and beauty in this harsh environment. The first Europeans named the tree after the Latin term for “healthful, wholesome and beneficial”. It encapsulates the attributes we’re bringing to the fight against climate change.
By partnering with First Nations people and local communities, we seek to ensure positive outcomes for many. These include empowering First Nations communities, encouraging an even greater connection to country and producing higher value ACCUs.
At Salubris we believe nature, enhances value.
Our Mission
Inspired by the strength, resilience and multi-faceted nature of Western Australian flora like the Eucalyptus salubris, Salubris Australia aspires to be a leader in decarbonisation and generate tangible benefits for shareholders and the environment. By harnessing the regenerative power of Western Australia’s flora to provide something we call “nature enhancing value”, we are creating nature-based carbon credits that deliver more value.
Board & Management
Edward Rigg
Chairman
Haydn Smith
Non-Executive Director
Peter Balsarini
CEO & Executive Director
Peter has an extensive background spanning carbon markets, carbon sequestration, agriculture, renewable energy, commercial property, the industrial sector and the technology sector. Peter brings over 30 years’ experience in Corporate Advisory and ASX listed entities and was previously the CEO of an ASX listed entity in the carbon forestry industry.
Michael Blakiston
Strategic Advisor
Brendon Grylls
Executive Director
Dan Huxtable
Chief Forester
Laura Weggelaar
Manager Spatial Services
With over 20 years’ experience in the Geographic Information System (GIS) and Spatial Services industry, Laura’s career has focused on the environmental and heritage approval processes. At Salubris Australia, Laura will play a key role in providing a full range of digital mapping and spatial database services.