Map your farm
We can provide a free report of the carbon sequestration potential and current biodiversity condition of your farm. All you need to do is identify the boundaries of your farm in the map below, and we can send you the report overnight.
What is Open
Woodland Restoration?
Open Woodland Restoration is a way of reintroducing trees, shrubs and native groundcover into grazing country to enhance the long term value of your farm.
Not a whole-of-farm lockup
Integrates with productive grazing
Focuses on clumpy and open layers
What is involved?
Map your farm
Submit your property boundary and brief details via our secure online form.
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Receive your snapshot
Get a free, indicative report on your carbon and biodiversity potential overnight.
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Review
Discuss preferred areas, operational constraints, and potential grant funding with local advisors.
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Decide
You are in control. Explore project design and feasibility only if it makes practical sense for your business
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What you get:
A tailored Farm Snapshot
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Indicative carbon & biodiversity insights
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Potential suitability mapping
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A starting point for decision making
What you we ask from you:
3 minutes of your time
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Your farm boundary
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Basic contact details
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Organisation membership (if any)
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Practice change preference
Privacy & Data: you remain in control
Your report stays with you
Identifiable property data can only be shared with your permission.
Aggregated data is de-identified
Only aggregated data is used to improve the program.
Zero commitment
Submitting this form does not commit you to any further action.
No lock-ins
You retain total agency over how you proceed, if at all.
Complete your farm details
Which organisation are you a member of?
This question helps us to make connections between individuals and the organisations they support. There are opportunities for your local organisations to consolidate projects to deliver landscape scale benefits. This may enable members to realise a broader range of value from their individual actions.
What is your preference for new practices?
This question is helping NRM Regions Australia with its Environmental Markets Participation Initiative. Note that they have provided funding to support these Snapshots.
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