Our Lombrum Infrastructure Project team in Manus Island, Papua New Guinea, exercised their green thumbs in honour of World Environmental Day. The team transplanted over 200 native marine tree seedlings into nursery bags along the Papitalai Camp and Main Camp shoreline. Manus Island has been affected by king tides, so the seedlings will be left to grow and will be planted at the end of the project to help rehabilitate the shoreline and minimise the degradation caused by climate change and the rise in sea level.

In 2021, Clough began its partnership with Loop Upcycling (Loop) to reduce textile waste from all its projects in Australia. Through this partnership, Loop creates duffle bags, laundry bags, bucket hats and other travel products and accessories by upcycling every component of PPE shirts, jackets and pants, that otherwise would end up in landfill.

Loop aims to minimise waste and create a positive social impact in the community by providing employment opportunities to women with flexible work conditions that empower them through skill development, entrepreneurship, and ethical wages.