Traditional custodians can run their own carbon farming project on land that they own or manage. For example, some traditional custodians who own or manage land across northern Australia run savanna burning carbon farming projects. This project method was informed by traditional knowledge and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural burning practices. These projects have created ranger jobs and training opportunities on country that draw on both traditional knowledge and Western fire management practices. They also bring in an independent income to benefit future generations. If your community owns or manages land in other parts of Australia, you might be able to participate in other types of carbon farming suitable for your country and aligned with your land management goals. Our expert team can help your community assess what type of carbon farming might be suitable on land that you directly manage.