Planting at Gurrabeal
Planting at Gurrabeal Planting of 133,000 Trees Nears Completion Deliveries started early last week of the seedlings for our Gurrabeal Reforestation and Biodiversity Project, marking an exciting milestone in a long process to get trees in the ground. Greenprint Nature contracted a nursery to grow 133,000 seedlings of 13 endemic species of trees and shrubs for […]
Monitoring and Transparency
Monitoring and Transparency Transparency is a core value of Greenprint Nature. Across our projects we conduct a range of monitoring activities to ensure that our efforts are leading to the desired outcomes, and to identify potential risks as early as possible. We employ a range of monitoring techniques, including: Formal surveying for plants and animals […]
Greenprint and the Carbon Farming Foundation
Greenprint and the Carbon Farming Foundation Greenprint Nature partners with the Carbon Farming Foundation (CFF) on many of our environmental projects. The CFF has many years of expertise in the registration and management of Australian Carbon Credit Unit (ACCU) projects. Significantly, the CFF has a seat at the table with the Clean Energy Regulator and […]
What Makes our ACCU Projects Stand Out
What Makes our ACCU Projects Stand Out Unimpeachable Environmental Outcomes Without Compromising Costs Strategic Land Acquisition We use a range of remote-sensing tools to identify areas with high carbon sequestration potential and relatively low agricultural value and then pursue those both on- and off-market. Our view is that smaller, intensive carbon and biodiversity projects offer […]
Erosion Control at Gurrabeal
Erosion Control at Gurrabeal Slowing Runoff to Prevent Erosion and Save Soil Our Gurrabeal Australian Carbon Credit Unit (ACCU) project is about much more than just capturing carbon. We are trying to correct the damage done by a century of farming and reconnect the remnant vegetation on the property with the surrounding koala habitat. One […]
The Gurrabeal Reforestation and Biodiversity Project
The Gurrabeal Reforestation and Biodiversity Project Reviving Nature, Sequestering Carbon, and Protecting Koala Habitats Gurrabeal Farm is a 345-hectare property on the Southern Tablelands of NSW. The project combines efforts to replant native bush, control invasive species, and enhance biodiversity. 190 hectares of the farm was historically cleared to run Merino sheep. More recently, it […]
