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Big ideas: the climate crisis – saving landscapes?
By GreenCollar11 Sep 2018
ABC Radio National – Big ideas: the climate crisis – saving landscapes?
Listen here to GreenCollar’s CEO, James Schultz, discuss crediting initiatives, the future of climate, degraded landscapes and the Great Barrier Reef on ABC’s Big Ideas Program.
This statement is intended to provide further context and explanation to the article that first appeared in the online edition of The Australian under the title, ‘Carbon war: it’s the offsets firm versus the green activists’ shortly after 10pm on Monday 19 May 2025.
Media release: Nature and biodiversity markets worldwide have taken a crucial step forward with Accounting for Nature® taking on the role of independent administrator of the NaturePlus® biodiversity standard.
Media release: The Grazing Land Management (GLM) method, developed via a partnership between Verterra Ecological
Engineering, AgriProve and GreenCollar for use under the Reef Credit Scheme, has been approved and released
by Eco-Markets Australia.
Media release: GreenCollar is pleased to announce that existing Board Director, Brendan Foran, has been appointed Chair of the Board as of 9 May. Brendan, who has been a Director on the GreenCollar Board since December 2023, brings to the position enormous executive and leadership experience, as well as expertise in and life-long commitment to natural resource and environmental issues.
Speech: 2024 Climate Investor Forum. Poor water quality flowing from the surrounding catchment area is a very serious threst to the health of Great Barrier Reef. One solution is the Reef Credits scheme, a mechanism by which a clean water market has been established to prevent fine sediment and Dissolved Inorganic Nitrogen polluting its waters.
Media release: Australia’s largest environmental markets developer and investor, GreenCollar, has made an investment in carbon, energy and sustainability-focused advisory firm, EnergyLink Services, forging a strategic partnership that will increase end-to-end services to business, particularly agribusiness, in their efforts to decarbonise, satisfy net zero commitments, assess and mitigate impact on nature.
Opinion piece: It is easy to criticize and there can be no question that accurately accounting for emission reductions by protecting forests, restoring grasslands, or implementing agroforestry practices is complex. But this doesn’t mean we can’t transparently and conservatively estimate nature-based emission reductions.
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