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Mark Adams

Mark is an experienced environmental practitioner with in depth experience in leading environmental agencies and consultancies and has successfully delivered landscape scale projects for diverse clients and stakeholders.  Mark has worked across the mining, energy, infrastructure, government, and conservation sectors as an ecologist and project manager.  His expertise includes land management planning, biodiversity assessment, offsetting, environmental law and policy, ecological research, and impact assessment. Passionate about empowering landowners and professionals to achieve conservation outcomes and advancing their skills and confidence to achieve lasting results.

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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...
24 Sep 2026

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17 Sep 2026

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...
11 Feb 2026

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...