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In recent years, you have probably seen and heard high profile criticism in the media about the role grazing management plays in assisting carbon sequestration in human-induced regeneration (HIR) carbon...

Everyone knows the Great Barrier Reef is under significant stress, along with reefs the world over. Coral reefs are crucial to the planet's survival. Though coral reefs occupy just 0.2%...

Over the years that we have been working with landholders on carbon projects, it has been obvious to all of us who are involved that carbon sequestration is not the...

Another area in which GreenCollar has been working hard to develop land management and environmental project solutions is in relation to the disposal of plastic used in agricultural activities. GreenCollar...

Australian Carbon Credit Units Across FY26, ACCUs have remained within a narrow price range. Between July 2025 and June 2026, Reputex reported the generic ACCU price trading between $34 to...

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…

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…

Media release: The construction phase of a major new project dedicated to improving water quality on The Great Barrier Reef has just been completed at a gully rehabilitation project in the Bowen River catchment in north Queensland.

Opinion piece: The way we use our land, or rather, ‘exploit’ our land, is one of the greatest contributors to carbon emissions and extinctions worldwide. Nature-based solutions harness the power of nature to restore and maintain ecosystems in ways that increase their resilience.

Statement: This statement is intended to provide further context and explanation to the article that first appeared in the online edition of The Australian under the title, ‘Carbon war: it’s the offsets firm versus the green activists’ shortly after 10pm on Monday 19 May 2025.