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Elissa Black

Elissa has 10+ years’ experience in sustainable land use and climate change solutions in the agricultural sector. She has a passion and affinity for the natural environment and seeks to support local agricultural communities to consider climate change solutions that diversify their income stream, support a sustainable enterprise, and deliver tangible environmental outcomes. With an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the science, practicality, and socio-economic aspects of carbon farming and a deep appreciation of the impacts of climate change in rural and regional Australia, she strives to develop positive client and stakeholder relationships to further the uptake of environmental markets projects across the country.

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20 Oct 2026

Aboriginal-led project restores vulnerable marsupials to island in Bass Strait, generating own conservation funding in the process

Media release:  Today, a ground-breaking biodiversity restoration initiative, on culturally and ecologically significant Lungtalanana (Clarke Island) in Bass Strait, is being launched by the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre (TAC) in partnership...
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Indian agroforestry project supporting thousands of tribal farmers receives high-integrity ‘A’ rating

Media release:  One of the central challenges in nature-based carbon removal projects is how to restore underutilized land to create productive agroforestry systems at scale while also benefiting communities and...
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Nature-based carbon accounting: How “integrity” has evolved, and what still matters

Opinion piece: Nature-based carbon projects have operated for more than 25 years. Early assumptions that greenhouse gas accounting would be simple have proven wrong. What has occurred instead is a...