In recent years, you have probably seen and heard high profile criticism in the media about the role grazing management plays in assisting carbon sequestration in human-induced regeneration (HIR) carbon...

Everyone knows the Great Barrier Reef is under significant stress, along with reefs the world over. Coral reefs are crucial to the planet’s survival. Though coral reefs occupy just 0.2%...

Over the years that we have been working with landholders on carbon projects, it has been obvious to all of us who are involved that carbon sequestration is not the...

Another area in which GreenCollar has been working hard to develop land management and environmental project solutions is in relation to the disposal of plastic used in agricultural activities. GreenCollar...

Carbon Abatement Contracts (CACs) CACs with the Commonwealth Government and long-term offtake agreements continue to provide certainty in terms of demand and price. GreenCollar also sells ACCUs into the spot...

A small (but loud) group of critics claim HIR projects show limited evidence of regeneration. Our Head of Science, Dr Cathy Waters, and colleagues looked deeper – and found the satellite data behind those claims can’t detect the growth that matters.

GreenCollar made formal submissions to more than a dozen government and industry consultations over the past year, bringing practical experience from landholders and regional Australia into the policy conversations that will shape the future of Australia’s carbon and nature markets.

In late April, around 90 landholders, Traditional Owners, scientists, policymakers and NGOs gathered at Rose Isle Station near Louth for the official launch of GANE (Growing Australia’s Nature Economy), a collective working to scale up outcomes for landholders running environmental projects.

Meet Hudson Hood-Withey, Senior Project Performance Manager, and Dr Cathy Waters, Head of Science.