Project Information
Darling River Conservation Initiative – Site #8
Human Induced Regeneration
Everdale lies west south west of Cobar, NSW, in the Cobar Shire. The property is Site #8 in the Darling River Conservation Initiative and is approximately 14,601 hectares in size.
Everdale is characterised by relatively flat terrain consisting of soft red sandy soils, ranging from open shrublands interspersed by watercourses, to mulga ridge type country.
Since the beginning of the project, the owners have undertaken many improvements to their property, including:
- Installation of TGP fencing to subdivide paddock
- Removal of 789 feral goats from the property
- The landholders also have made plans to install and repair infrastructure (fence lines, trap yards, watering points, fire breaks) to assist in the management of livestock grazing and feral animals
The Everdale Human-Induced Regeneration carbon Project promotes the regeneration of over 5,000 hectares of acacia woodland and eucalypt forest. These ecological communities support some of Australia’s most iconic species and promote ecosystem services, biodiversity and carbon stocks in the Western Division of NSW.
Key Benefits
UN Sustainable
Development Goals


Statistics
Methodology
Human-Induced Regeneration of a Permanent Even-Aged Native Forest – 1.1 Methodology Determination 2013
Registered ID
Date registered
May 2019
Project area
5,342 ha
Permanence
100yrs
Location
Cobar, NSW