What will the webinar cover?

Join us for a comprehensive introduction to the plantation forestry carbon project methodology. You’ll hear about the exciting opportunities available for forest owners and landholders. This webinar will provide key insights into the many benefits, pathways and considerations for engaging in carbon projects.

What You'll Learn:

An overview of the plantation forestry method
How to assess if this method suits your land or forest
Different pathways for landholders with plantations or other properties
Key lessons learned from Climate Friendly's six years of experience with plantation carbon projects

This session is ideal for anyone engaged or interested in plantation forestry carbon projects and how it can benefit your property, existing forest or business. Don’t miss this chance to gain valuable knowledge.

About the speakers

Gavin Livingston (Section Head – Plantations & Environmental Planting, Climate Friendly)

Gavin is the Section Head of Plantations and Environmental Plantings team at Climate Friendly. With over a decade of experience in forest and land management, his career spans diverse roles in native forest and plantation management, eventually transitioning into carbon farming and sustainability projects.

A forester at heart, Gavin always wants to see more trees planted and forests being established.

Tom Anderson (Project Manager – Plantations & Environmental Planting, Climate Friendly)

Tom works as a Project Manager in the Plantations and Environmental Plantings team. He is passionate about effective land management and forming working partnerships with landowners. His background is in sustainability auditing and agricultural extension work with a specific focus on water management.

Please note:

You have the option to listen live or at your convenience later - all registrants will be provided with a recording of the webinar and the slides.

All registered participants will receive an email with a link and joining instructions 24 hours prior to the start of the webinar.