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Home » NSW » Page 12 Project InformationBerangabah Yallock Human Induced Regeneration Case StudyProject Information Play Video When Bob and Leonie Sinclair are asked why they started a carbon project,...

Home » NSW » Page 12 EventBack o Bourke Picnic Races Event Details The Back O’ Bourke meeting is one of the bucket list events on the NSW Country and...

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This project is located West of Cobar in NSW in the Cobar Peneplain bioregion. The land consists of undulating ridges interspersed with creeks and flood country. The dominant species observed...

This project is located North West of Bourke in NSW in the Mulga Lands bioregion. The land consists of gently undulating terrain and stony ridges. The dominant species observed on...

This project is located North West of Cobar in NSW in the Cobar Peneplain bioregion. The land consists of rocky ridges and undulating sandy plains. The dominant species observed on...

In 2019, when Marc and Jo Griffiths took over Noona Station in Cobar, New South Wales, it already had an established carbon project. At the time, the pair had little knowledge of carbon farming and sequestration but they came in with open minds.

Andrew and Tayna Greensheilds don’t regard the changes they had to make to incorporate a carbon project into their enterprise as significant, but they do think it made them examine their land management much more closely.