Summary
- Climate and sustainability practitioner focused on carbon drawdown and zero-carbon development
- Co-designer and delivery lead across climate adaptation, restoration and regenerative land projects
- Co-founder and director of organisations spanning sustainable development, food systems and ecological restoration
- Focused on scaling practical carbon removal while strengthening biodiversity and climate resilience
Brendan Condon been a co-designer and deliver a wide range of sustainability initiatives, including carbon-neutral and climate-adapted development, wetland and biodiversity restoration, urban habitat projects, stormwater harvesting, urban food production and regenerative land management.
Brendan is a co-founder and director of several leading-edge organisations working across sustainable development, food systems and ecological restoration. A growing focus of his work is on carbon drawdown: developing and scaling practical ways to remove carbon from the atmosphere while restoring landscapes, improving biodiversity and strengthening ecological resilience. His broader work is focused on reducing emissions, strengthening climate resilience and developing practical responses to the environmental challenges ahead.
We already have the tools and technologies to design and build energy efficient houses, neighbourhoods and indeed whole cities that are net zero carbon, fossil fuel free, with a fraction of the running costs of current practice. The modern well designed community can also be a clean energy power station for surrounding neighbourhoods. If we push hard, this can happen very quickly.
