Our Projects
We are the registered proponent for five eligible offsets projects that create carbon credits through the savanna burning methodology.
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Project Name:
West Arnhem Land Fire Abatement
The WALFA project became the landscape scale model upon which the government-approved savanna burning methodology was based. It provided a template for every future savanna burning fire management project across northern Australia.
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Ranger Partners Involved
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Project Statistics28,000 km²PROJECT AREA SIZE1,554,988ACCU TOTAL ISSUANCE
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West Arnhem Land Fire Abatement Project Area Map | Click to Enlarge
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Project Name:
Central Arnhem Land Fire Abatement
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Ranger Partners Involved
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Project Statistics26,000 km²PROJECT AREA SIZE1,468,507ACCU TOTAL ISSUANCE
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Central Arnhem Land Fire Abatement Project Area Map | Click to Enlarge
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Project Name:
South East Arnhem Land Fire Abatement
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Ranger Partners Involved
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Project Statistics5,000 km²PROJECT AREA SIZE196,022ACCU TOTAL ISSUANCE
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South East Arnhem Land Fire Abatement | Click to Enlarge
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Project Name:
South East Arnhem Land Fire Abatement 2
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Ranger Partners Involved
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Project Statistics10,000 km²PROJECT AREA SIZE77,650ACCU TOTAL ISSUANCE
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South East Arnhem Land Fire Abatement 2 | Click to Enlarge
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Project Name:
North East Arnhem Land Fire Abatement
The Yirralka rangers represent the Yolngu Traditional Owners of north-east Arnhem Land, and were established in 2003. Yirralka rangers manage the land andseaintheLaynhapuyIndigenousProtectedArea, which extends from Gove Peninsula to Blue Mud Bay and covers over 11,000 km2 of land and 480km of coastline.
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Ranger Partners Involved
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Project Statistics11,000 km²PROJECT AREA SIZE207,737ACCU TOTAL ISSUANCE
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North East Arnhem Land Fire Abatement (NEALFA) Project Area MAP | Click to Enlarge
Savanna Burning Methodology
Australia’s vast and ecologically intact northern tropical savannas are extremely flammable, and fire is arguably the most important tool that Aboriginal people have for looking after country.
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