Natural capital services that add value to your farming business.
Independent, data-driven support across carbon and biodiversity designed to complement your existing farming operation.
how we support producers & land
We offer a comprehensive suite of services to help you understand, plan, and execute natural capital projects with confidence.
project development
We provide fee-for-service feasibility and project development for Environmental Plantings ACCU projects and NSW Biodiversity Stewardship Agreements. From early assessment through to project establishment, we manage the technical and regulatory complexity while landholders retain their credit revenue without ongoing development commissions.
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End-to-end delivery:
From registration to credit issuance.
ACCU and biodiversity projects:
Expertise across all major methods.
Independent advice:
We work for you, not for carbon buyers.
No commissions or hidden fees:
Transparent, fixed-fee
structure.
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Biodiversity Credit Brokerage
We help landholders navigate the NSW biodiversity credit market and connect with prospective buyers. Our brokerage operates on a success-fee basis, with a competitive commission payable only when a biodiversity credit transaction is successfully completed. We focus on transparent transactions and fair commercial outcomes.
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property sourcing & spatial modelling
Using multi-criteria spatial modelling, we identify properties that meet your specific investment and conservation objectives. Our data-driven approach de-risks acquisition and planning.
Natural Capital Economics & Whole-Farm Planning
Our workshops help producers understand how natural capital opportunities can fit within their whole farm business. Using spatial modelling and practical financial analysis, we explore real-world scenarios, risks and trade-offs so you can make informed decisions with confidence — without sales pressure or lock-in.
Talk to us about Natural Capital Economics & Whole-Farm Planning
Frequently Asked Questions
What does “commercially viable” mean in this assessment?
Commercially viable areas are defined as those estimated to generate at least 10 tCO₂-e per hectare per year, averaged over a 25-year crediting period, based on FullCAM modelling and a block planting configuration.
