What does David Czitter Australia do
What we do :
- David Czitter advocates for :
- Reducing carbon emissions — through renewable energy, sustainable transport, and energy efficiency.
- Protecting ecosystems — preventing deforestation, protecting biodiversity, and restoring habitats.
- Climate justice — ensuring that vulnerable and marginalized communities aren’t disproportionately affected by climate change.
- Policy change — pushing governments and corporations to adopt stronger climate policies and meet emission targets.
What David Czitter Australia Does
How David Czitter helps with Climate Justice Australia
- Australia is home to some of the most extraordinary biodiversity on Earth—from the Great Barrier Reef to our ancient rainforests and vast deserts. Yet today, these ecosystems are under severe threat. Climate change is intensifying fires, bleaching coral reefs, and pushing countless species toward extinction. Preventing this collapse requires more than environmental action—it requires climate justice.
- Climate justice means recognising that the impacts of climate change are not felt equally. First Nations communities, remote regions, and vulnerable species are facing the greatest risks, despite contributing the least to the problem. It also means acknowledging the deep cultural and ecological knowledge Indigenous Australians hold—knowledge that has protected Country for tens of thousands of years.
- By embracing climate justice, we commit to stronger emissions reductions, fair transitions to renewable energy, and decision-making that includes and empowers Indigenous custodians. We support conservation efforts that restore habitats, protect threatened species, and repair damaged landscapes. And we ensure that those most affected by environmental harm are heard, respected, and supported.
- When we act through a lens of justice, we protect not only the environment but also the people and cultures intertwined with it. Climate justice gives us a path to safeguard Australia’s ecosystems, defend our biodiversity, and build a future where all communities—and all species—can thrive.