23/06/2026
There's something grounding about getting the whole team together in one place, especially when that place is 466 hectares of native bushland on Yaegl Country.
For our mid-year team gathering, we headed out to Banyula Conservation Reserve in the Pillar Valley of northern NSW, home of the Corymbia Biodiversity Project. It was a chance to walk the land we've invested in, see the conservation work up close and reconnect as a team. When you're a mostly remote crew who spend the bulk of the year in client sites and airports, getting everyone in the same place is worth celebrating.
Somewhere between all of that, we celebrated some birthdays and a few Sentis work anniversaries too. It's a good reminder of why we do what we do, building cultures where people are safe, engaged and doing their best work. Protecting the places they live and work in feels like a natural extension of that.
If you're curious about the project, you can follow along at https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0wmjzk0 (https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0wmh_20) πΏ