Homes and Habitats Report

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How the built environment and infrastructure sector can reverse nature decline.

With Australia’s natural systems under increasing pressure, the built environment and infrastructure sector has a major role to play in shaping a nature-positive future.  

The Homes and Habitats report, authored by Pollination, WWF Australia, Griffith University and Nature&Climate, looks at opportunities for the built environment and infrastructure sector to reverse nature decline.  

Land use for built environment and infrastructure development is closely linked to vegetation clearing, ecosystem conversion, biodiversity loss, materials demand, infrastructure delivery and urban growth.  At the same time, all development depends on healthy natural systems for climate resilience, resource security, liveability, and long-term community health and wellbeing.  

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Sophie St John

Executive Director

Sophie is a Certified Environmental Practitioner with over 12 years of industry experience. Prior to joining Pollination, Sophie was the Nature Service Leader for the Australasia region at Arup. In this role, she developed and delivered a comprehensive client-facing nature offering for the built environment. This included providing nature-related training, devising strategies, conducting net gain assessments, and designing nature-based solutions. Much of her career has been as a terrestrial ecologist, delivering environmental assessments approvals, and offsets primarily across infrastructure projects within Australia and PNG. After completing her MBA in 2018, Sophie have taken on various operation and business development related leadership roles. Her accolades include the Environment Institute of Australia & New Zealand’s Young Environmental Professional of the Year (2015) and the Inaugural UQ MBA Women’s Leadership Award (2018).

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