Carbon Farming Annual Forum
Description
You’re invited to our 2026 Free Annual Carbon Forum! 🌿
Join us on Wednesday, 26 August 2026 at Fraser’s Function Centre for an inspiring day of connection, conversation, and climate action.
Hear from esteemed and passionate keynote speakers, take part in interactive sessions, immerse yourself in history with a cultural walk through Kings Park, and connect with like-minded people making a difference On Country and beyond.
Plus, every attendee will receive a gift bag filled with sustainable goodies and native plant to take home.
Tickets are strictly limited and will go fast, so get in quick! Secure your spot now - we can’t wait to see you there!
Please note: the event is catered. Please specify your dietary requirements upon registration.
Lineup

Dr Simon Dawkins
We are honoured to welcome Dr Simon Dawkins, Executive Director of the Oil Mallee Association, as a keynote speaker at our Carbon Farming Conference on August 26th! Dr Dawkins will share powerful insights into the role of integrated agroforestry and the importance of carbon policies that support bioenergy innovation - including biofuels made from agricultural feedstocks. With decades of experience in climate policy at both state and international levels, his contribution bring real depth to the conversation on building resilient, sustainable farming systems. A heartfelt thank you to Dr Dawkins for agreeing to provide your valuable perspectives and leadership in driving Australia’s low-carbon future.

Brendon Gylls AM
We’re honoured to welcome Brendon Gylls AM, Executive Director of SALUBRIS, as a keynote speaker at our Carbon Farming Annual Forum on 26 August. With more than 10 years of experience in agribusiness and 16 years in public office, Brendon brings extensive knowledge and experience in regional Western Australia. He is also recognised for his role in creating and implementing Royalties for Regions, a $7 billion regional investment policy. We’re grateful to Brendon for joining us and sharing his valuable insights as we explore the opportunities and challenges shaping Australia’s low-carbon future.
Dr Lynise Wearne
We’re excited to welcome Dr Lynise Wearne, Associate Director - Water and Growth at Greening Australia, as a keynote speaker at our Carbon Farming Annual Forum on 26 August. A PhD ecologist with more than 20 years of experience across government, consulting and the not-for-profit sector, Lynise brings extensive expertise in coastal wetlands, blue carbon, catchment restoration and nature-based solutions. Her work focuses on delivering environmental outcomes in partnership with Traditional Owners, including developing blue carbon and water quality projects that support restoration and long-term care for Country. We’re looking forward to hearing Lynise share her knowledge and insights as we explore the opportunities for carbon farming, nature-based solutions and sustainable land management.
Zoe Bucher
We’re honoured to welcome Zoe Bucher, A/g Assistant Director at the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, as a keynote speaker at our Carbon Farming Annual Forum on 26 August. Zoe leads the Carbon Farming Outreach Program and brings experience across policy development, evaluation and stakeholder engagement. Passionate about creating positive outcomes for both people and nature, Zoe’s work is grounded in collaboration and evidence-based decision-making. We’re looking forward to hearing Zoe share her insights and perspectives on the future of carbon farming and the opportunities it can create for communities and Country.
Paul Buckman
We’re honoured to welcome Paul Buckman as a keynote speaker at our Carbon Farming Annual Forum on 26 August. Paul provides executive oversight of Rangelands NRM’s operational functions, ensuring programs, partnerships and regional delivery activities are delivered safely, efficiently and in line with contractual requirements. With a focus on operational systems, workforce coordination and delivery readiness, Paul works across Western Australia’s rangelands to support strong collaboration and effective program delivery.
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