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Our Projects

Little Dog Island Conservation Project

Little Dog Island Conservation Project

Carbon Landscapes is working with Nooramunga Trust, Rendere Trust and EcoGipps to manage a newly acquired conservation island near Wilsons Promontory in South Gippsland. The 150-acre island is located in Corner Inlet, a Ramsar-listed Wetland of International Importance and a nature haven for threatened fauna and migratory birds, including the critically endangered Orange-bellied Parrot.
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Carbon Landscapes to play key role in groundbreaking plan to save Australian wildlife from extinction

Carbon Landscapes to play key role in groundbreaking plan to save Australian wildlife from extinction

Carbon Landscapes is set to play a major role in what’s believed to be a world-first project creating a network of wildlife sanctuaries to protect Australia’s threatened animal species.
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We’re a partner on Australia’s largest-ever citizen science project

We’re a partner on Australia’s largest-ever citizen science project

Carbon Landscapes is partnering in one of the largest citizen science projects in Australia’s history to help bring the iconic but embattled platypus back from the brink of extinction.
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Telopea Downs Nature Haven Project

Telopea Downs Nature Haven Project

Carbon Landscapes is working with Zoos Victoria and Trust for Nature to create a ‘nature haven’ for threatened species that were once common in the north-west of Victoria. Over 800 hectares of Mallee Woodland and Shrubland will become potential habitat for species such as the Mallee Emu-wren, Malleefowl and Western Quoll.
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Great Dividing Range Carbon Project

Great Dividing Range Carbon Project

Carbon Landscapes has secured large areas of private forestry plantations across the Victoria’s section of the Great Dividing Range. Additional biodiverse habitat plantings have complimented these plantations to create over 500 hectares of carbon offsets across Victoria
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Trees for Koala Habitat Project

Trees for Koala Habitat Project

Recognising that some of our fauna, such as the Koala are highly dependent on established private plantations for habitat, Carbon Landscapes is working with the plantation industry to enable these areas transition from being plantations to become crucial Koala habitat.
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Stony Rises Rewilding Project

Stony Rises Rewilding Project

Carbon Landscapes is partnering with the Odonata Foundation, Nature Glenelg Trust and the Stony Rises Land Management Network to ‘rewild’ over 400 hectares of threatened Stony Rise Woodland. We are working to understand how best to use this amazing habitat to support potential endangered fauna species such as the Spotted-tail Quoll, Koala and Long-nosed Potoroo.
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Gariwerd Restoration Project

Gariwerd Restoration Project

Carbon Landscapes is working with the Odonata Foundation, the Victorian Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action, and Nature Glenelg Trust to restore over 90 hectares of habitat adjacent to the Gariwerd (Grampians) National Park. Our fenced nature haven will provide a future release site for threatened species into the Park. Potential species include the endangered Long-nosed Potoroo, Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby, Southern Brown Bandicoot and Smoky Mouse.
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Brush-tailed Phascogale Habitat Project

Brush-tailed Phascogale Habitat Project

We have partnered with the Bunanyung Landscape Alliance to create habitat patches and biolinks between the Wombat and Enfield State Forests for the rare Brush-tailed Phascogale
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Nature loving People

The effects of climate change and how we can help can be confusing. Taking that small step to becoming a member makes it super clear to see how we can help

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Carbon Landscapes makes it easy to give back to the landscapes we love so much.

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As a business, we have a responsibility to give back. Demonstrating our “social license” in support of the impacts of climate change is something we’re very proud of–proud to be aQuoll member

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Such a proactive community supporting biodiversity and the landscapes that are home to our native animals–animals that need our help.

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Latest News

12 December 2022

We've signed a new Memorandum of Understanding with Zoos Victoria

We are pleased to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Zoos Victoria in relation to the management of our conservation property at Telopea Downs. Together, we share a commitment to a positive working relationship as both parties explore the opportunities and direction for the Telopea Downs Nature Haven project. Both parties […]
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11 October 2022

Carbon Landscapes and partners acquire a conservation island in South Gippsland

We are pleased to announce the purchase of Little Dog Island near Wilsons Promontory in South Gippsland, with our partners Nooramunga Trust, Rendere Trust and EcoGipps. The private 150-acre island is located within the sheltered waters of Corner Inlet, in South Gippsland, in close proximity to Wilsons Promontory to the south. Corner Inlet is a […]
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1 September 2022

Malleefowl sighted at Telopea Downs

Last month, the team made an exciting discovery on our Telopea Downs property in the Mallee region of Western Victoria. When we returned to check our cameras, we were thrilled to find these images of threatened Malleefowl (Leipoa ocellata) and Malleefowl chicks! These images confirm our theory that these elusive and endangered birds have been […]
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10 August 2022

Carbon Landscapes supports expanded eDNA wildlife search

We are pleased to be involved once again in an eDNA citizen science program detecting wildlife and supporting species recovery on a grand scale. Following the success of the Great Australian Platypus Search pilot in Victoria, a new and improved program, coined the ‘Great Australian Wildlife Search’, will roll out across Australia.
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22 July 2022

Dr Steven Enticott Gives Radio Interview on Biodiversity Conservation

Many factors have led to Australia’s small mammal extinction crisis, including habitat loss, bushfire threat, and invasive predators. So, what can be done? In a recent radio interview, our co-Director Dr Steven Enticott discusses the challenges facing Australia’s threatened fauna species, his own passion for conservation, and novel solutions that are part of the emerging ‘business of biodiversity’ space, such as bandicoots improving grazing productivity on farms!
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30 June 2022

Survey unearths rare species and promising woodland bird habitats

Carbon Landscapes are pleased to announce an exciting body of work, an initial vegetation survey on our Telopea Downs property, has been completed. Renowned flora expert Tim D’Ombrain was engaged to undertake a survey which has resulted in comprehensive mapping of vegetation types on our 800-hectare Mallee Woodland and Shrubland property in Victoria’s west. Shedding […]
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20 May 2022

Carbon Landscapes to play key role in groundbreaking plan to save Australian wildlife from extinction

Carbon Landscapes to play key role in groundbreaking plan to save Australian wildlife from extinction
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13 April 2022

Climate change putting the heat on koalas

How climate change is putting the heat on our national icon’s survival It may be the “rock star” of Australian wildlife species, but the koala - like many other animals - is struggling under the impacts of climate change.  Away from the gaze of an adoring public, the stark reality is that in addition to […]
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7 March 2022

Eco-anxiety fuelling pending mental health crisis

If you’re in any doubt about climate change anxiety pervading all sectors of Australian society, then as business owners it’s time to think again.
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7 March 2022

Become part of the climate change solution

By Carbon Landscapes co-director Dr Steven Enticott “There’s a sense of screaming into the ether when it comes to global action on climate change. People are even saying they won’t be having children because they’re worried about making future plans.” Dr Rhonda Garad With Australians inheriting, in climate change, the greatest existential crisis faced by […]
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2 February 2022

World Wetlands Day highlights vital conservation at Stony Rises

What if you owned one of the most pristine private wetlands sites in Australia and you could create a lifeline to help protect hundreds of native animal species from the impacts of climate change?
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16 December 2021

Environmental credibility a game-changer for Australian businesses

There’s never been a more critical time for all Australians – including the country’s two million small businesses - to help shift the dial on climate change and conservation. New research reveals that almost half of young Australians would refuse to work for a business that is not taking action on climate change. That includes […]
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16 December 2021

First Option Bank partners with us on Telopea Downs

It’s official! Victorian-based First Option Bank has announced financial support for our plans to save some of Australia’s most endangered wildlife species.
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19 November 2021

Mission to save wildlife with new 800ha ‘safe haven’ at Telopea Downs

We are proud to announce we’re expanding our mission to save some of Australia’s most endangered wildlife species with the purchase of our latest property - an 800-hectare parcel of private mallee woodland at Telopea Downs in Victoria’s west.
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19 October 2021

We’re a partner on Australia’s largest-ever citizen science project

Carbon Landscapes is partnering in one of the largest citizen science projects in Australia’s history to help bring the iconic but embattled platypus back from the brink of extinction.
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19 October 2021

‘Leap of faith’ as frogs get set to serenade

To borrow words from a hit TV show, “it’s all about the voice”. Perhaps somewhat croaky but still hitting the right notes, the male frogs of suburbia right now are getting set to serenade their way into the hearts of potential partners as breeding season ramps up, generally coinciding with the rainy season at this […]
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17 February 2020

Trees for Koala Habitat Project

Carbon Landscapes is working in partnership with Heartwood and landowners with private forestry plantations, to transition low-value timber into high-value Koala habitat. Rather than clear low-value blue gum plantations, we are working with foresters to preserve these plantations, adding other biodiversity values such as mid and lower story indigenous plants and leaving fallen timber to create habitat for other native fauna.
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1 February 2020

Bringing back the Long-Nosed Potoroo

Carbon Landscapes is excited to announce that it has purchased over 90 hectares of land adjacent to the Grampians National Park, to begin its first stage of its Gariwerd Restoration Project. Surrounded by three sides of the Park, this ex-bluegum plantation, with existing ephemeral wetlands and patches of remnant vegetation, will be restored back to its original vegetation type to bring back native mammal species such as the Long-nosed Potoroo.
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16 January 2020

Rewilding the Stony Rises

Carbon Landscapes is partnering with Odonata, Natural Glenelg Trust and the Stony Rises Land Management Network to ‘rewild’ over 400 hectares of threatened Stony Rise Woodland with fauna species such as the Spotted-tailed Quoll, Koala and Long-nosed Potoroo.
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27 August 2019

Linking the Great Dividing Range

Over 500 hectares of biolinks will be created within the Great Dividing Range, through an agreement between Carbon Landscapes and Heartwood Plantations. As part of the agreement, Carbon Landscapes will restore areas of native forest, heathland and woodland adjacent to 1,000’s of hectares for regenerative forestry and recreate habitat for a number of threatened animal […]
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