Sponsorship & Exhibition

Exciting sponsorship and exhibition opportunities are now available. Click the image below to download and view the prospectus and booking form.

Please note that all prices are in Australian Dollars and inclusive of 10% GST

For sponsorship and exhibition enquiries, please contact the Congress Secretariat: Kaigi Conferencing and Events, P +61 2 6198 3218, E info@kaigi.com.au.

Sponsorship and Exhibition Opportunities

Gold Sponsor – $22,000

As the premium Sponsor of ISE2026, you will enjoy exclusive acknowledgement throughout the Congress, maximum exposure in the lead up, and opportunities to engage with attendees before, during and after the Congress.

Silver Sponsor – $12,100

Silver Sponsors of ISE 2026 will enjoy prominent visibility on multiple platforms, including the website and attendee app, session slides and emails to delegates.

Bronze Sponsor – $6,600

Showcase your commitment to ISE 2026 and the industry. Benefit from logo visibility on Congress materials.

Session/Workshop/Field Trip Sponsor – $5,500

Align your organisation with one of the themed sessions and be part of a memorable experience for ISE 2026 attendees.

Student Sponsor – $ Various

Showcase your commitment to ISE 2026 and the industry by supporting a young professional’s development by providing access to a key industry event.

App Sponsor – $4,400

You organisation will be in the palm of every delegates hands.

Exhibitor Table Top – $1,100

Showcase your organisation by exhibiting at the Congress! All catering will be provided throughout the exhibition.

Satchel Insert – $550

Be in the minds of the delegates long after the congress is over.

Full/Half Page Advertisement – $880/$440
Tailored Sponsorship Package

We are happy to customise a sponsorship package that meets your needs and budget.

Indigenous Stall – $300
  • $300 (for 3 days)
  • Includes trestle table & 2 x chairs
  • All stall holders will require insurance

Please note that all prices are in Australian Dollars and inclusive of 10% GST

Who Will Attend?

Meeting in Australia for the very first time, ISE 2026 will welcome academics, activists, practitioners and visionaries from over 60 countries who are engaged with diverse communities and environments. The Congress will provide an opportunity for ethnobotanists, Indigenous Elders and Custodians, and scientists to come together to share and learn, work through differences, and build understandings on difficult topics.
ISE 2026 will facilitate an ‘ethical space’ where different world views can interact and share information across geographical and cultural boundaries within multicultural communities in Australia and worldwide, creating an interactive forum for cross-cultural exchanges.

Why Sponsor?

Brand Exposure: Increase visibility and awareness of your brand and products. Sponsors of the event will be promoted across the entire Congress network.
Networking Opportunities: connect directly with leaders and decision makers.
Enhance Brand Value: Partner with a trusted brand, respected and valued by consumers and employees, strengthening your brand credibility.
Business Opportunities: Generate new sales, strengthen existing relationships, and foster long term connections. Direct exposure to target markets.
Demonstrate Leadership: Differentiate yourself from competitors, and lead in your industry.
Strong Corporate Social Responsibility: Investing in and supporting solutions that benefit people and the planet.

Photo credits: Noel Preece

Download the prospectus and booking form today

Thank you to our sponsors

CONGRESS SUPPORTER

BRONZE SPONSORS

CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, works with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to create science solutions that support sustainable futures for Indigenous peoples, cultures, and Country. CSIRO cares for some of Australia’s most significant biodiversity research collections, comprising over 15 million plants, animals, fungi, algae, and tree seeds. Within these collections, we are working to embed and reflect Indigenous rights and interests, including in associated digital infrastructure such as the Atlas of Living Australia.


The National Centre for Naturopathic Medicine (NCNM), established in 2020, is dedicated to improving healthcare outcomes through integrated education, research, and advocacy. The Centre delivers innovative academic programs and clinical training, conducts rigorous, real-world research, and collaborates with industry and government to advance patient-centred, evidence-informed naturopathic and integrative medicine as an integral part of modern healthcare.


The North Australian Indigenous Land and Sea Management Alliance Ltd (NAILSMA) is an Indigenous led not-for-profit company operating across north Australia. We work to assist Indigenous people manage their country sustainably for future generations.

We provide Indigenous leadership in the delivery of large-scale and complex programs that meet the environmental, social, cultural, and economic needs of Indigenous people across northern Australia. NAILSMA works with all stakeholders to realise its philosophy of Looking after our country … our way to empower Indigenous people to take control of their lands and sea.


WWF-Australia has worked to protect nature for nearly 50 years. Today, our mission is to regenerate nature. We create solutions where climate, nature and communities connect, because that is where real change happens. Working with governments, businesses, industry, First Nations peoples and communities, and as part of the global WWF Network, we drive action from local to global, restoring habitats, protecting threatened species, and shaping systems so people and nature can thrive for generations ahead.

The Nature Conservancy works to deliver solutions to overcome nature’s greatest threats – climate change and biodiversity loss. We harness world-class science, bold partnerships and our global network to protect and restore nature for people.

We lead with purpose, through three pillars: Protect, Oceans, and Outback. Together, they drive high-impact, science-led action that positions Australia to deliver on the 30×30 commitment and TNC’s global 2030 goals. This is conservation at scale, delivered with urgency and precision.

EXHIBITORS

Saffron Aid (Australia) Pty Ltd stands at the forefront of positive change as a registered Australian charity and international NGO. Headquartered in Oatlands, NSW, and active throughout the Indo-Pacific, Saffron Aid empowers communities to break cycles of poverty and exploitation. By advancing education, nurturing sustainable livelihoods, and leading the fight against child slavery and environmental degradation, Saffron Aid inspires hope and delivers lasting impact through grassroots action.


TropWATER is leading large-scale research programmes aiming to develop rapid and cost-effective eDNA technology to identify and monitor species of management concern in northern Australia. This technology is revolutionising how we investigate biodiversity and the TropWATER team are experts in using eDNA-based approaches for practical monitoring and assessment of terrestrial and aquatic biodiversity. We are currently applying eDNA techniques to estimate the presence and distribution of aquatic invasive species (tilapia, climbing perch, snakeheads, cane toads), rare and endangered species (sawfish, frogs, turtles), invasive terrestrial species (yellow crazy ants, invasive bees and Varroa mites) and to determine the potential effects of fish passage barriers on barramundi movements.


nbn is Australia’s national broadband network, working to ensure all communities — metropolitan, regional, rural and remote — have access to fast, reliable and affordable connectivity. We partner closely with local leaders, councils, organisations and First Nations communities to support digital inclusion, economic participation, cultural continuity and access to essential online services. Through ongoing investment in network upgrades and community engagement, nbn is committed to helping people connect, thrive and share opportunities across Country.


The Reef and Rainforest Research Centre (RRRC) is a not-for-profit organisation delivering science-based solutions for healthy environments, resilient communities and sustainable economies across northern Australia, the Torres Strait and Papua New Guinea. For more than 20 years, RRRC has managed over $600 million in large-scale complex environmental programs, translating research into practical on-ground outcomes. Through a consortium of more than 80 partners – including Traditional Owners, researchers, government and industry – RRRC brokers knowledge into action. Its work spans Great Barrier Reef management, water quality, rainforest conservation, marine systems and community capacity building, guided by strong governance and Indigenous leadership.



For over a decade, Frontier Labs‘ Bioacoustic Recorders have been used all over the world to listen to the sounds of nature and gain insights into the natural world. Our devices are trusted by governments, universities, and research institutions to enable ecological monitoring at scale, in remote areas and over long periods of time. From Arctic cold to desert heat, our recorders have proven their reliability and robustness in the most challenging environments.

SPONSORS

Prize Sponsor: Best Student Presentation/Poster

Keynote Speaker Sponsor: Barry Hunter

Speaker Sponsor: Brian Singleton

Early Career Researcher Sponsor

STALL HOLDERS


My Dilly Bag proudly builds awareness of the oldest living culture in the world – the Australian Aboriginal culture – to educate the national and international community and together take positive steps towards reconciliation.
It is through sharing delicious Australian native foods, yarning and learning about traditional knowledge that honours our past and builds respect and joy into our future. My Dilly Bag creates a comfortable environment where Indigenous and non-indigenous people can learn from and about each other.



Indigitel Expressions is an Indigenous arts and crafts business located in Far North Queensland Australia,
All designs are products from the original artworks of the artist and family artists.
Designs and pictures are a representation of country and cultural landscapes, flora, and fauna as well as native food sources.
Each design is created to inspire, enrich, and enlighten those who have an appreciation and passion for artistic expression, nature, and cultural diversity.


RiverCherry Collect – l am a first Nation Aboriginal gifted Artist being an hobbyist creating unique Arts and Crafts past down through my ancestors and genetic lineage. My theme of my drawing and painting comes from my tribal connection of Traditional and Contempory concept of the Rainforest and Bushland of where grew up in the Far North
Queensland.


Sandy Scott Designs – I am of Bundjalung / Guugu Yimithirr descendent, and hand make all of the items I sell.


Yarna Secrets – I am an Indigenous person from Cairns and a traditional descendant of the Yirrganydji people of the Cairns to Port Douglas region. I create handmade Indigenous-inspired skincare products. My range includes crocodile massage oil, crocodile soaps and creams, as well as Kakadu Plum hydrating lotions and soaps.


Nancy Bowie is a proud descendant of the Jirrbal and Ngadjan-jii peoples of Far North Queensland. For over 30 years, Nancy has been sharing her stories through her artwork with each painting dedicated to support the work she does with children, young people and families.


Artist Michelle Weare (Jirrbal) has been creating unique pieces of jewellery through the seasonal cultural collecting and harvesting of natural seeds, which are then hand-sorted and cured using traditional methods. 
Traditionally, these items were made by the old people, threaded on hand-spun bush string, and worn predominately for ceremony. For Michelle, these pieces are full of story, it is her way of sharing loving childhood memories of growing up in rainforest country.


Photo credits: Emilie Ens

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