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250+ Acre Carbon Forest Economic Analysis

SEAOAK was engaged by a dairy farm in Northeast Victoria to conduct an economic analysis that would support decision-making of a 250+ acre carbon forest on previously pine-planted and unproductive agricultural land. 

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What we did

We conducted a land suitability assessment to identify the most suitable projects and methodologies for the farmer's land - taking into consideration desired project outcomes, prior land use, seasonal challenges, long-term climatic projections, and species suitability. By leveraging data to model various carbon sequestration scenarios and outcomes, the team looked at the economic opportunities for carbon and biodiversity credits as well as carbon insets to offset the farm's own emissions. We also considered project funding strategies including grants and industry investment, as well as local partnerships.

 

Project outcomes
The project outcomes the farmer was looking for were ecological restoration, carbon sequestration, community and industry collaboration, and to increase their market competitiveness as a carbon neutral farm. Our analysis will subsequently support them with making an informed decision on the right path for their land.

 

Interested in a similar project?
Carbon and Natural Capital markets offer a unique opportunity for farmers and agribusinesses to not only diversify revenue streams but also enhance environmental and biodiversity outcomes on their land. If you are interested in learning more about this project or discussing your own land with us, we would love to hear from you!

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SEAOAK Consulting acknowledges the traditional owners of the land in which our office is located and we pay our respect to their Elders, past, present and emerging. We recognise the ancient and on-going presence of the Dhudhuroa on this Country and acknowledge their unique and continuing connection to the lands, waters and culture of this region.

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