Our current focus is the rehabilitation by environmental plantings of an 800 hectare former sheep station, which had carried up to 4000 sheep for over 120 years up to 2019. The project is located 40 kms to the west of Armidale in the New England Tablelands of New South Wales.

Our work builds on activities commenced by the previous owners and currently involves an extensive program of large scale planting of seedlings into rip lines and direct seeding.

The plantings will restore the area to forested cover typical of its original state and the surrounding area. To achieve this, more than 25 local native species have been planted as seedlings with a combination of canopy, midstory and understory species and direct seeding is being carried out with prepared seeds from more than 35 local native species.

The project is also intended to contribute to an important wildlife corridor between the Gwydir River and the Northern Tablelands and to support a diverse range of species such as the Greater Glider, Yellow-bellied Glider, and Barking Owl.

The project was commenced in 2022 and is registered under the Australian Emission Reductions Fund.

As of April 2026, planting has been completed for an area exceeding 500ha, with Australian Carbon Credit Unit issuance having commenced in 2026. A further 200ha of the property has been protected exclusively as a philanthropic nature repair area and without any carbon crediting.