NSW Local Land Services has created a new program to help farmers and land managers navigate the complexities of natural capital and environmental markets.
Terrain NRM designed their own biodiversity credit scheme to meet the environmental and community needs of the Wet Tropics in far north-east Queensland.
A collaboration between Southern Queensland Landscapes, Traprock Group and Regen Farmers Mutual has created a program to enable farmers to realise a financial return through restoring an endangered ecosystem
The Victorian State Government funded the Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority to development guidance for the Victorian water sector to design and plan carbon projects that meet both their offset needs, and co-benefits aligned with the priorities of the Catchment Management Authorities (CMAs).
Tidal Blue Carbon ecosystems, including saltmarsh, are productive coastal ecosystems with capacity to store carbon within plants and in the sediment below.
The Western Australian Regional natural resource management organisation, Rangelands NRM, launched a subsidiary ‘social enterprise’ Australian Producers Consortium (APC).
North Coast Local Land Services (LLS) formed a partnership with Greening Australia to undertake an environmental plantings carbon farming pilot project.
Cape York NRM became aware that a carbon farming project developer in Queensland was no longer able to operate as a project proponent in a number of savanna burning projects. This left a number of landholders without a project developer and administrator for their ongoing carbon farming projects.
Corangamite Catchment Management Authority (CMA) successfully brokered a partnership between ten local governments (councils) and the regional NRM organisations (CMAs) within the Barwon South West region of Victoria to design and test the feasibility of a circular carbon offsets program.
The Federal Government launched a pilot, the Carbon + Biodiversity program, to incentivise participation in carbon farming projects with additional biodiversity benefits.