A timber cabin lit at dusk beside a vineyard and gum trees

You return to nature.
We help bring it back to life.

Every night you spend in a Haus helps fund real ecosystem restoration in South Australia, through our participation in Travel for Nature.

See our impact

How it works

Here's how your time at Haus gives back to nature

A tree planted for every night booked at Haus

Restoring habitat for the Southern Brown Bandicoot and woodland birds

Our impact grows as you return to nature

Planted in the Adelaide Hills, near the wild you came here for.

Rolling vineyard hills with tree lines and open pasture

Live impact

See the impact our guests have had so far

Independently verified. Updated continuously.

Haus impact dashboard showing planting, restoring and carbon removal figures across South Australian projects

John Hausman

Founder and CEO of Haus

Indicative example; not an actual quote

We're so proud to be one of the South Australian businesses supporting Travel for Nature as it launches across the State. Every time a guest chooses to stay at Haus, they're helping restore Country, simply by spending time in it.

Where the work happens

Real restoration right here in South Australia

A Southern Brown Bandicoot foraging in leaf litter beneath native trees

Adelaide Hills, South Australia

Habitat Restoration for Bandicoots & Woodland Birds

In the Mount Lofty Ranges above Adelaide, Mark Oliphant Conservation Park is being restored to bring back habitat for the nationally endangered Southern Brown Bandicoot and the woodland bird species disappearing from these hills. Every native tree planted here rebuilds the understorey and canopy this wildlife depends on to survive.

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Locally led

Independently verified

Publicly trackable

On the ground