
BUILDING A LEGACY
With the proven participation of communities across Australia and abroad the Genestreaming Sculptures national tourism trail program facilitates new possibilities for Education, Eco-Tourism & Cultural Tourism engagement through Public Art & Augmented Reality.
Each Genestreaming Sculpture integrates:
- A giant map of the region on the inside the sculpture
- First Nations art and regional cultural narratives on the outside of the sculpture
- Scientific storytelling and deep-time evolutionary history
- Regional biodiversity and conservation awareness through community nature journaling activities
- Augmented Reality experiences accessible to international visitors which includes animated Dinosaurs
We are now engaging with people who are interested in our ‘Adopt a Petal’ program to establish further Genestreaming sculptures.

ADOPT A PETAL
One Petal. One Community. One Lasting Legacy.
$12,000 TO ADOPT A PETAL
Help create a Genestreaming Sculpture and become part of a growing tourism sculpture trail celebrating nature, culture, conservation, science, education, art and community.
For Sporting Clubs • Teams • Associations • Athletes • Coaches • Sporting Identities • Sporting Communities
SOMETHING BIGGER THAN SPORT
YOUR COMMUNITY KNOWS YOUR NAME.
HELP CREATE SOMETHING IT WILL REMEMBER.
Sport has an extraordinary ability to bring communities together.
Sporting clubs and sporting people are often at the heart of their communities.
They create local pride, connect generations and inspire young people.
They bring businesses, families, volunteers and supporters together.
And they have the ability to use those connections to make extraordinary things happen beyond sport.
We invite sporting clubs, teams, associations, athletes, coaches and sporting identities to become part of the Genestreaming Sculpture project.

There are three ways to participate:
1) ADOPT A PETAL — $12,000
2) BECOME A PETAL AMBASSADOR
3) BECOME A SPORTING AMBASSADOR
Whichever pathway you choose, you can help create something remarkable for your community and become part of a much larger cultural, conservation, educational and tourism legacy.

WHAT IS A GENESTREAMING SCULPTURE?
A Genestreaming Sculpture is a significant public artwork celebrating the interconnected story of life and the unique natural and cultural heritage of its region.
Conceived in Albany (WA) in 2017, the sculpture design was developed at the Australian National University (ACT) in 2020 and launched in the Porongurups (WA) in 2021. In 2025, we established a regional Genestreaming Sculpture trail in the South West of Western Australia, and a documentary capturing this journey has been created. We are now developing Genestreaming Sculpture Trails in each State and Territory to promote an awareness of environment through science and culture. Click the links below to learn more about each Genestreaming Sculpture trail.
- Western Australia currently being developed
- Queensland
- New South Wales
- Victoria
- Northern Territory
- South Australia
- Tasmania
Each sculpture brings together:
- EDUCATION
- ART
- CONSERVATION
- FIRST NATIONS CULTURE
- SCIENCE
- COMMUNITY
- TOURISM
- DOCUMENTARY STORYTELLING
The sculptures are created through collaboration between artists, conservationists, scientists, educators, First Nations knowledge holders, young people and members of the wider community.
Each sculpture tells a story of place that:
- Celebrates the natural environment.
- Helps communicate conservation stories.
- Connects people with science.
- Provides opportunities for education.
- Celebrates creativity and culture.
- Creates a significant destination for the community and its visitors.
But the vision goes much further than creating one sculpture.

FROM ONE SCULPTURE TO A TRAIL
DON’T JUST HELP CREATE A SCULPTURE.
HELP BUILD A TOURISM LEGACY.
Individual Genestreaming Sculptures become part of a growing Genestreaming Sculpture Trail.
The vision is to connect communities through sculptures that celebrate the distinctive landscapes, biodiversity, culture, people and stories of each region.
Visitors can travel from sculpture to sculpture, discovering new communities and learning about:
Nature • Art • Culture • Science • Conservation • First Nations Knowledge • Community
Each sculpture becomes both a local landmark and part of a much larger story.
This is what makes the opportunity particularly powerful.
By becoming involved, your sporting organisation or sporting identity is not simply associated with one piece of public art.
You become associated with the development of a major sculpture trail.
As more sculptures join the trail, the significance of being one of the people or organisations that helped make it possible continues to grow.
LOCAL CONTRIBUTION.
REGIONAL PRIDE.
A MUCH BIGGER STORY.

WHAT IS A PETAL?
The Genestreaming Sculpture is composed of individual petals that come together to create the complete artwork.
Each petal represents an opportunity for an individual, business, organisation or community group to help make the sculpture possible.
ONE PETAL — $12,000
But adopting a petal is about much more than contributing towards a piece of steel.
Your contribution helps support the creation of the sculpture, its artwork and the documentary that tells the wider story.
It contributes to something that brings together artists, scientists, conservationists, educators, First Nations knowledge holders, young people and the community.
You are helping create a story of place.

WHAT DOES YOUR $12,000 HELP CREATE?
THE SCULPTURE
Your contribution helps support the design, fabrication and creation of a significant public artwork for the community.
THE ART
It helps support the development of artwork and visual storytelling incorporated into and associated with the sculpture.
FIRST NATIONS CULTURE
It helps create opportunities for First Nations artists and knowledge holders to contribute cultural knowledge, artistic interpretation and stories of Country and place.
CONSERVATION
The sculpture provides a public platform for celebrating biodiversity and increasing awareness of the natural environment and the importance of protecting it.
SCIENCE
The project helps communities discover the extraordinary evolutionary and ecological story of life and the interconnectedness of living things.
EDUCATION
The sculpture and associated activities create opportunities for schools, young people, families and the wider community to engage with nature, science, art and culture.
THE DOCUMENTARY
Your contribution also helps support the documentary storytelling associated with the project — capturing the landscapes, people, conservation stories, culture, science and creative process behind the sculpture.
COMMUNITY
The sculpture becomes something the community can recognise as its own — a landmark that tells stories about its region and the people who helped create it.
TOURISM
Each sculpture becomes part of the wider Genestreaming Sculpture Trail, encouraging visitors to discover participating communities and their natural and cultural stories.

ONE PETAL CONNECTS MANY STORIES
$12,000 HELPS BRING TOGETHER:
ART
Supporting artists and creative storytelling.
FIRST NATIONS CULTURE
Creating opportunities for First Nations artists and knowledge holders to share culture and connections to Country.
CONSERVATION
Helping people understand, celebrate and care for the biodiversity of their region.
SCIENCE
Connecting communities with ecology, evolution and the interconnected story of life.
EDUCATION
Creating new ways for young people to discover and engage with their environment.
COMMUNITY
Creating something local people can feel proud of.
TOURISM
Helping establish a destination that becomes part of a wider sculpture trail.
FILM
Helping document the landscapes, people and stories behind the project.
ONE $12,000 PETAL HELPS ALL OF THESE STORIES COME TOGETHER.
WHY SPORT?
SPORT, NATURE AND COMMUNITY BELONG TOGETHER.
Sport and conservation may initially appear to be very different worlds.
In reality, they share something fundamental.
Both depend upon strong communities and healthy places.
Sport gets people outside.
Sport connects generations.
Sport creates identity.
Sport teaches teamwork, participation, resilience and responsibility.
And sporting organisations often have some of the strongest community networks anywhere in Australia.
Sporting clubs connect:
- Families
- Young people
- Local businesses
- Volunteers
- Sponsors
- Community organisations
- Supporters
- Past players
- Sporting personalities
and entire communities.
That network can become an extraordinary force for good.
By supporting a Genestreaming Sculpture, the sporting community can use that strength to support:
Art • Conservation • Education • Science • First Nations Culture • Tourism • Young People • Community
It creates a positive legacy extending far beyond the sporting field.

WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOUR SPORTING ORGANISATION?
YOUR PETAL.
YOUR NAME.
YOUR COMMUNITY LEGACY.
This isn’t simply about asking sporting organisations to make a donation.
We want the community to know who helped make the project possible.

RECOGNITION ON THE SCULPTURE SIGNAGE
Your organisation or name will be recognised as an Adopt a Petal Sponsor on signage associated with the sculpture.
People visiting the sculpture will be able to see who helped make it possible.

RECOGNITION ONLINE
Your organisation or name will be associated with your adopted petal on the website connected with the sculpture.
This creates an ongoing digital association between your organisation and the project.

DOCUMENTARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Your organisation will be acknowledged as a sponsor supporting the documentary and the wider project.
This connects your sporting organisation with the story being told beyond the physical location of the sculpture.

GENESTREAMING SCULPTURE TRAIL ASSOCIATION
You aren’t simply supporting an isolated artwork.
You are becoming associated with a growing tourism sculpture trail connecting communities, landscapes, conservation stories, culture, science & art.
As the trail grows, so does the significance of being one of the organisations that helped make it possible.

COMMUNITY RECOGNITION
Perhaps the greatest benefit cannot easily be measured in advertising dollars.
THE COMMUNITY KNOWS THAT YOU HELPED MAKE IT HAPPEN.
There is enormous value in a sporting club or sporting person being able to say:
“WE HELPED BRING THIS SCULPTURE TO OUR COMMUNITY.”
This creates genuine community goodwill.
Your members and supporters can be proud of it.
Your sponsors can be proud to be associated with an organisation contributing to its community.
And the wider community can see that your organisation is about more than what happens on the sporting field.

SOMETHING MONEY CAN’T BUY
COMMUNITY GOODWILL.
Traditional sponsorship often means placing a logo on something temporarily.
A banner comes down, an advertisement finishes, an event ends, a campaign moves on.
A sculpture is different.
It becomes part of the place.
People can visit it.
Families can photograph it.
Children can learn from it.
Tourists can discover it.
Artists can contribute to it.
Conservationists can use it to tell environmental stories.
First Nations artists and knowledge holders can help communicate stories of Country.
And people can return to it for years to come.
Your sporting organisation can genuinely say:
“WE HELPED CREATE THIS.”
That is a powerful story for your members, supporters, sponsors and community.

FOR INDIVIDUAL SPORTING PEOPLE
You don’t need to be a sporting organisation to participate.
Individual athletes, former athletes, coaches and prominent sporting personalities can also become involved.
For someone with a strong connection to a particular town, city or region, this provides an opportunity to give something meaningful back to the community that supported them.
Their involvement becomes part of a permanent community story.
It says:
“THIS PLACE HELPED SHAPE ME.
NOW I AM HELPING CREATE SOMETHING FOR ITS FUTURE.”
Sporting achievements create memories.
Community achievements can create legacies.

THREE WAYS TO BECOME PART OF THE LEGACY
Whether you are a sporting club, team, association, athlete, coach or sporting identity, there is a way to participate.

OPTION 1
ADOPT A PETAL
$12,000
Your sporting club, association, team, business connected with sport or individual sporting identity can directly fund one petal.
Your $12,000 contribution helps support the creation and fabrication of the sculpture, the artwork and the documentary while contributing to the project’s wider conservation, cultural, educational, scientific, community and tourism objectives.
As an Adopt a Petal Sponsor, you receive:
SCULPTURE RECOGNITION
Your organisation or name is recognised as an Adopt a Petal Sponsor on signage associated with the sculpture.
ONLINE RECOGNITION
Your organisation or name is associated with your adopted petal on the website connected with the sculpture.
DOCUMENTARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
You are acknowledged as a sponsor supporting the documentary and project.
SCULPTURE TRAIL ASSOCIATION
Your contribution connects you not simply with one sculpture but with the wider vision of the Genestreaming Sculpture Trail.
COMMUNITY RECOGNITION
Your community knows that you were one of the people or organisations that helped make the sculpture possible.
YOU CAN PROUDLY SAY:
“WE HELPED BUILD THIS.”

OPTION 2
BECOME A PETAL AMBASSADOR
BRING YOUR COMMUNITY TOGETHER TO ADOPT ONE $12,000 PETAL.
Not every sporting club or sporting person will be in a position to contribute $12,000 themselves.
They don’t have to.
A sporting club, team or individual can become a Petal Ambassador and use their network to bring together the people and organisations needed to collectively fund a petal.
Your network might include:
- Club Sponsors
- Local Businesses
- Members
- Supporters
- Past Players
- Sporting Personalities
- Community Organisations
- Philanthropic Supporters
For example:
12 SUPPORTERS × $1,000 = ONE PETAL
24 SUPPORTERS × $500 = ONE PETAL
48 SUPPORTERS × $250 = ONE PETAL
Instead of simply being asked to donate, your sporting organisation becomes the community champion that makes the petal possible.
RALLY YOUR COMMUNITY AROUND ONE GOAL:
“LET’S ADOPT A PETAL TOGETHER.”

OPTION 3
BECOME A SPORTING AMBASSADOR
LEND YOUR NAME, YOUR VOICE AND YOUR NETWORK TO SOMETHING BIGGER THAN SPORT.
Some sporting people have something enormously valuable to contribute beyond financial sponsorship:
THEIR INFLUENCE.
A respected athlete, former athlete, coach, sporting personality or community sporting leader can become a Sporting Ambassador for the Genestreaming Sculpture project and trail.
You do not necessarily need to personally fund a $12,000 petal.
Instead, you can use your reputation, profile and connections to help inspire others to become involved.

WHAT CAN A SPORTING AMBASSADOR DO?
CHAMPION THE PROJECT
Help communicate why the sculpture, its environmental message and the wider sculpture trail are important.
INTRODUCE POTENTIAL SPONSORS
Help open doors to sporting organisations, businesses, philanthropists and community leaders who may wish to Adopt a Petal.
ENCOURAGE THE SPORTING COMMUNITY
Invite clubs, supporters, sponsors, athletes and other sporting identities to become involved.
HELP ADOPT PETALS
Use your profile and network to help bring together the funding required for one or potentially several petals.
SUPPORT IMPORTANT PROJECT MOMENTS
Where appropriate and mutually agreed, participate in launches, community events, screenings or other significant occasions connected with the project.
SHARE THE STORY
Help introduce the project to a much wider audience through your own networks and community connections.

YOUR PROFILE CAN OPEN DOORS
A Sporting Ambassador doesn’t have to do everything.
Sometimes one introduction can make an enormous difference.
One phone call might introduce a business willing to Adopt a Petal.
One conversation might encourage a sporting club to become a Petal Ambassador.
One social media post might introduce thousands of people to the project.
One introduction to a corporate sponsor might help fund several petals.
And one respected sporting person saying:
“I BELIEVE THIS IS WORTH SUPPORTING.”
can carry enormous weight.
That is the power of becoming a Sporting Ambassador.

WHAT DOES A SPORTING AMBASSADOR STAND FOR?
Becoming a Sporting Ambassador means putting your name behind something positive.
It demonstrates your support for:
CONSERVATION
Protecting and celebrating our extraordinary natural heritage.
YOUNG PEOPLE & EDUCATION
Helping the next generation connect with nature, science, art and their local environment.
FIRST NATIONS CULTURE
Supporting opportunities for First Nations artists and knowledge holders to contribute to the story of Country and place.
SCIENCE
Helping communities discover the interconnected story of life.
ART & CREATIVITY
Supporting artists and the creation of significant public artworks.
REGIONAL COMMUNITIES
Helping communities create landmarks they can be proud of.
TOURISM
Helping establish a sculpture trail that encourages people to discover participating communities.
LEGACY
Helping create something that can remain long after today’s sporting achievements have become treasured memories.
FROM SPORTING HERO TO COMMUNITY CHAMPION
Sporting people are remembered for what they achieve but some of the most enduring sporting legacies are created by what people do for their communities.
A Genestreaming Sculpture gives sporting people an opportunity to help create something bringing together:
- COMMUNITY
- CONSERVATION
- FIRST NATIONS KNOWLEDGE
- SCIENCE
- EDUCATION
- TOURISM
- FUTURE GENERATIONS

IMAGINE BEING ABLE TO SAY…
“OUR CLUB HELPED BUILD THIS.”
Imagine standing beside the sculpture years from now.
Families are visiting it.
Children are learning about their natural environment.
Visitors are travelling the sculpture trail.
First Nations artists and knowledge holders are sharing stories of Country.
Scientists and conservationists are helping people understand why protecting the region matters.
Artists are interpreting the extraordinary biodiversity and cultural stories of the region.
The documentary is preserving the story of the landscape and the people behind the project.
And there, as part of that story, is the acknowledgement that your sporting community helped make it happen.
“WE WERE ONE OF THE GROUPS THAT MADE THIS POSSIBLE.”
That is a legacy.

MORE THAN SPONSORSHIP
Adopting a petal is about putting your name behind something worthwhile.
It demonstrates connections to :
- Community
- Young People
- Conservation
- Education
- Science
- Culture
- First Nations Participation
- Regional Tourism
- Creativity
and leaving Something Meaningful for Future Generations

THREE WAYS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
1. ADOPT A PETAL
$12,000
Personally or organisationally fund a petal and become a recognised Adopt a Petal Sponsor.

2. BECOME A PETAL AMBASSADOR
RALLY YOUR NETWORK.
Bring businesses, members, sponsors and supporters together to collectively fund a $12,000 petal.
Become the community champion who makes that petal possible.

3. BECOME A SPORTING AMBASSADOR
LEND YOUR INFLUENCE.
Use your profile, voice and connections to champion the project, introduce supporters, inspire sporting communities and help grow the Genestreaming Sculpture Trail.

ONE PETAL CAN START SOMETHING MUCH BIGGER.
ONE PETAL
helps create a sculpture.
ONE SCULPTURE
can become a landmark.
MANY SCULPTURES
can become a trail.
A TRAIL
can connect communities.
THOSE COMMUNITIES
can share their stories with the world.
And the sporting community can help make it happen.
LEAVE YOUR MARK BEYOND THE FIELD
Sporting achievements create memories.
Community achievements create legacies.
We invite your sporting organisation or sporting identity to become part of something designed to remain in the community for generations.
ADOPT A PETAL
$12,000
or
BECOME A PETAL AMBASSADOR
Rally your community and help fund one.
or
BECOME A SPORTING AMBASSADOR
Lend your name, voice and influence to the wider vision.

YOUR CLUB.
YOUR COMMUNITY.
YOUR PETAL.
YOUR LEGACY.
ONE PETAL.
ONE COMMUNITY.
ONE LASTING LEGACY.
GENESTREAMING SCULPTURES




