Foresters

At CFF, we recognise timber as a sustainable, renewable product that is important to Australia’s economy.  

 

But growing trees for timber also offers a fantastic way of sequestering carbon. As the trees grow, they absorb and store carbon, which remains locked away in the final timber products. 

Benefits of carbon projects:

Australia’s log supply is projected to fall short of domestic demand by 3.4 million m3 per year by 2050. It’s vital that plantation foresters are supported to continue to operate and grow their operations.  

 

We help foresters and plantation companies to manage their commercial plantations in a way that also earns them carbon credits. Whether it’s setting up a new plantation, changing rotation lengths or avoiding transitioning to a different land use, we can help you earn a new revenue stream or inset your plantation organisation’s emissions.  

 

In addition, CFF is experienced in building biodiversity into plantation projects to provide additional co-benefits, which can increase the value of the project’s carbon credits.  

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