Queensland landholders interested in developing a new carbon farming project or entering the carbon farming industry are invited to apply now for the second round of the the Land Restoration Fund.
Queensland landholders interested in developing a new carbon farming project or entering the carbon farming industry are invited to apply following a streamlined two-stage application process.
The Land Restoration Fund (LRF) contracts carbon farming projects that deliver Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) and additional environmental, socio-economic and First Nations outcomes, known as co-benefits.
For Investment Round 2, the LRF is investing $25 million in carbon farming projects, with up to $5 million funding available per project.
The focus for this round is projects located in Great Barrier Reef catchments, and projects that restore or retain vegetation, including as a component of regenerative agricultural practices.
AgriProve is an Approved Adviser for the Land Restoration Fund Program, and we can help you with your application, get in contact today to find out how we can help you unlock the benefits under this program.