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What are Plastic Credits and how are they generated?
Plastic Credits: what are they – and how do they help people and the planet? We explore the ins and outs of this new environmental market below. The problem with plastic Plastic pollution is one of the planet’s greatest environmental challenges, with around 400...
HAPPY WAYS: GREENCOLLAR RANKS THIRD IN THE AFR BOSS BEST PLACE TO WORK AWARDS 2021
At GreenCollar, the health and happiness of our staff isn’t just a priority – it critically informs the structure of our organisation and the way we do business. Which is why we’re honoured to have been awarded third place in the Agriculture, Mining and Utilities...
GreenCollar acquires innovative environmental start-up Go Neutral
$90: that’s the amount it costs to offset the average annual CO2 emissions of a car in Australia. And with GreenCollar recently acquiring Go Neutral – a consumer-facing online platform that connects consumers with simple and meaningful action on climate change – it’s...
Webinar: Restoring the Future – Investing in a Healthy Reef
GreenCollar CEO, James Schultz, joined Greening Australia in its second 'Restoring the Future' webinar to discuss how the creation of new markets like Reef Credits addresses crucial environmental issues by paying land managers for on-farm actions. Discover more about...
HSBC and the Queensland Government purchase world-first Reef Credits
The Great Barrier Reef is an iconic Australian landmark that attracts thousands of tourists every year. It is valued at $56 Billion, contributing $6.4 Billion to the national economy and supporting more than 64,000 jobs, making its health an economic as well as an...
‘Scientist for a Day’ at Babinda Reef Carbon Project
Check out this Qantas Future Planet video from our hands-on ‘Scientist for a Day’ at our Babinda Reef Carbon Project site. Situated only 20km upstream from the Great Barrier Reef, the Babinda project focuses on reducing pollution that enters our waterways. The...
Considering Carbon Farming? GreenCollar’s Mark Lincoln
GreenCollar’s Mark Lincoln caught up with the North Queensland Register to discuss what landholder’s need to know before considering a carbon farming project. Check out the article here Mark is our Queensland Business Manager based in Bundaberg and brings over 20...
ABC Radio National – Big Ideas: 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.
Bright future for Queensland Carbon Farmers: Queensland Country Hour
GreenCollar's Mike Berwick discusses the future of the carbon economy and how Queensland landholders can gain additional value from other benefits associated with carbon farming in emerging environmental markets such as the Reef Credit. Queensland Country Hour....
GREENCOLLAR FIRST SIGNATORY TO CARBON INDUSTRY CODE OF CONDUCT: MEDIA RELEASE – GREENCOLLAR
GreenCollar promotes best practice, becoming the first signatory to the Carbon Industry Code of Conduct. With industry leading Australia’s response to climate change, it needs a code of conduct to ensure integrity and trust, according to GreenCollar, the country’s...