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This collection includes case studies and presentations from experts, regional NRM organisations, industry and others on how carbon farming works. It includes information on specific carbon farming methods under the ACCU scheme; opportunities and limitations in different environments; tools for assessing carbon and biodiversity baselines, and more. 

These resources are useful for landholders, regional NRM organisations, or anyone else interested in carbon farming potential in Australia.

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‘Dollars and sense’ – legal and financial considerations for participating in environmental markets

The webinar explores the financial and legal context for landholders considering carbon farming and other environmental market projects with contractual obligations. The presenters identify the risks associated with such projects and ways to reduce them.
Webinar · 2026 · Matt Egerton-Warburton & Paul Della Libera

Adapting to the climate crisis and reducing emissions concurrently

How might graziers store carbon and adapt to the changing climate? Case studies from Tasmania
Presentation · 49:03 · 2022 · Presented by Professor Matthew Harrison, University of Tasmania
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Carbon farming in a low rainfall zone

Insights into soil carbon sequestration and reforestation potential in a low rainfall area.
Presentation · 41:36 · 2022 · Presented by David Martin, Weelhamby Farm

Carbon Farming Handbook – for land managers in Queensland

This handbook brings together resources to help landholders and industry understand carbon markets.
Guidelines · 2021 · Remarkable NRM

LOOC-C and LOOC-B – digital tools for assessing carbon farming and biodiversity conservation options

Online mapping tools that support land managers to understand the opportunities for carbon farming and biodiversity protection on farms.
Presentation · 2022 · Dr Cara Stitzlein and Dr Karel Mokany

PLANR – the online Platform for Land and Nature Repair

Explaining the Australian Government's environmental asset and carbon farming mapping and planning tool.
Presentation · 2024 · Ian Warren (DCCEEW) and Matt Shanks (PLANR)

Soil Carbon Basics – understanding how carbon is stored in soil and the possibilities it offers.

Unpacking how soil carbon works and what opportunities exist for land managers.
Webinar · 2022 · Presented by Associate Professor Beverley Henry, Sam Duncan, Luke Signor & David Allen

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