RegenCo
Lead Contact
Madeleine Harris
COO
Address
Level 1/140 Rundle Mall, Adelaide SA, Australia
RegenCo is one of Australia’s leading natural capital businesses, specialising in agricultural productivity, land management and carbon projects
Since 2019, RegenCo has worked with Australian landholders to develop natural capital regeneration and carbon farming projects that diversify income, and secure long-term food supply while also increasing environmental resilience.
As a group of pastoralists, grazing land management specialists and scientists with over 100 years combined experience working with the land, our team has first-hand experience of the unique challenges farmers face.
RegenCo is committed to a shared ownership model that helps landholders meet their social, environmental and economic goals through natural capital and carbon farming projects.
Our approach ensures landholders are front and centre and able to maximise productivity through biodiversity and land regeneration projects, which in turn diversify revenue streams.
We reinforce this work with our leading technology platform, Enviro-Tech, which supports real-time, evidence-based decision-making. It is flexible and agile and we will continue to partner, invest and grow with landholders so they can profit today and tomorrow.
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Projects from the showcase
Bonnie Doone Soil Carbon Project
CSP: Carbon Link
Location: Queensland
North Burnett graziers Carly and Grant Burnham commenced a soil carbon project in 2016 in partnership with CarbonLink, covering over 5,275 hectares of their property.
Despite seasonal challenges of dry weather and fluctuating cattle prices, extensive testing and auditing of Bonnie Doone demonstrated the Burnhams’ adoption of new land management practices resulted in the equivalent of 126,222 tonnes of greenhouse gas emission being sequestered into their soils over the five-year reporting period.
In late 2023, the couple were awarded 94,666 Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) by the national Clean Energy Regulator – the largest allocation for an individual soil carbon farming project in Australia to date.
Tablelands Regional Integrated Agriculture Carbon Project
CSP: CO2 Australia Limited
Location: Queensland
The project is on land that was predominantly used for agricultural purposes for at five years prior to the project’s commencement. Tree species in the project are native to the area, and established in a permanent planting.
Bonnie Doone Soil Carbon Project
CSP: Carbon Link
Location: Queensland
North Burnett graziers Carly and Grant Burnham commenced a soil carbon project in 2016 in partnership with CarbonLink, covering over 5,275 hectares of their property.
Despite seasonal challenges of dry weather and fluctuating cattle prices, extensive testing and auditing of Bonnie Doone demonstrated the Burnhams’ adoption of new land management practices resulted in the equivalent of 126,222 tonnes of greenhouse gas emission being sequestered into their soils over the five-year reporting period.
In late 2023, the couple were awarded 94,666 Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) by the national Clean Energy Regulator – the largest allocation for an individual soil carbon farming project in Australia to date.
Tablelands Regional Integrated Agriculture Carbon Project
CSP: CO2 Australia Limited
Location: Queensland
The project is on land that was predominantly used for agricultural purposes for at five years prior to the project’s commencement. Tree species in the project are native to the area, and established in a permanent planting.