Kullilli people acquire Thargomindah Station and Return to Country backed by innovative carbon farming and finance partnership.
In a ground-breaking advance for native title holders of far south-west Queensland, the Kullilli people
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Why Climate Friendly Proudly Supports an Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament
On 14 October 2023, Australians will vote in a referendum to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First peoples of Australia and to enshrine an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice in our Constitution.
Carbon farming increases drought resilience, according to national survey by Charles Sturt University
The environmental and financial benefits of carbon farming activities make farmers more drought resilient, according to a national survey conducted by Charles Sturt University.
Australian carbon farmers go on the front foot to prove success of projects.
More than sixty Climate Friendly partners voluntarily release data to prove the success of their projects, a landmark step in push for greater transparency.
Read our full submission on the Safeguard Mechanism
As Australia seeks to reduce the impacts of climate change, we believe the proposed Safeguards Mechanism, with some modest amendments, provides a solid foundation for getting us there.
Australian carbon credits are sound – Now let’s focus on scaling up nature positive climate action
Leading carbon farming project partner, Climate Friendly, welcomes the outcomes released today by the Independent Chubb Review of Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs).
Read our full submission to the independent review of ACCUs
Climate Friendly’s verified data shows that tree regeneration only occurs through a combination of sustainable land management practices and rainfall.
ABC Landline meets land managers involved in koala friendly Carbon Plantings in NSW
Michael Rennie from ABC Landline talks with Climate Friendly’s Jessie Laing about restoring koala habitat in NSW and meets some of the land managers getting involved.
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