Sponsor Projects
Help remove unavoidable emissions by sponsoring climate projects




















































































































































































Our Projects
- We support projects that help remove unavoidable emissions - such as the emissions caused by vehicles, waste and travel.
- We provide certified Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCU’s) and international carbon credits that meet globally recognised standards.
- Contributions are quantified by the tonne of carbon emissions reduced, with guidelines tailored to each member's business size.
Be confident knowing all of our projects align with regulations and verified by
Native Forest Regeneration
Location: Paroo region, southwest Queensland
Scope: Spans over 19,000 hectares, focused on re-establishing native forests on previously cleared land.
Tasmanian Forest Growth
Location: Northern Tasmania, managed by Forico.
Scope: Captures an additional 200,000 tones of carbon over 10 years, supporting long-term carbon storage in structural timber and creating regional jobs.
Savanna Management
Location: Jawoyn land (now held as Aboriginal Land Trust) in the Northern Territory, managed by the Jawoyn Association.
Scope: Represents over 600 Jawoyn members and covers regions including Katherine, Kakadu, and Roper.
The New Leaf Carbon Project
Location: Tasmania, managed by the Tasmanian land conservancy.
Scope: 12,000 hectares across Tasmania, focuses on nature conservation while fostering a culture of inquiry, science and research.
Offset Certification
Every program is tailored to the industry sector and includes three core program components designed to empower your members with professional climate reporting capabilities.
Australian Carbon Credits
Australian carbon credits are administered by the Australian Clean Energy Regulator and reside on the Australian National Registry of Emissions Units (ANREU).
International Carbon Credits
Offsets that are retired outside of Australia meet one of more of the following standards: VERRA, UNFCCC and Gold Standard. Businesses may choose to combine Australian carbon credits with International carbon credits within the Carbonhalo platform.
