Land Restoration Fund contracted projects

Environmental Plantings in the Burnett Catchment—R1040

Fast facts

Location
Mimosa Station, Gayndah
Sector
First Nations
Investment
$2.63 million
Proponent
Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation
Duration
16 years
Emissions Reduction Fund project ID
Pending
Method
Reforestation by Environmental or Mallee Plantings – FullCAM
Local Government Area
North Burnett Regional
Co-benefits
  • Great Barrier Reef
  • Coastal
  • Threatened ecosystems
  • Threatened wildlife
  • Native vegetation
  • Diversity and human rights
  • Employment and skills
  • Resilience and connectivity
  • First Nations location
  • First Nations participation

Project summary

The Environmental Plantings in the Burnett Catchment Project is a 16-year, $2.63 million collaboration between the Queensland Government and the Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation on behalf of an Indigenous landholder. The Project aims to create 160 hectares of environmental plantings on Mimosa Station, located near Gayndah, Queensland. Whilst building on existing land management skills, the project will provide opportunities for capacity building, training and employment in revegetation, monitoring and conservation for the Indigenous landholders of the property, and support the development of transferrable skills enhancing employment opportunities elsewhere.

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