South East Arnhem Land Fire Abatement Stage 2 (SEALFA2)

Savanna Burning
  • Location

    Northern Territory

  • Status

    Active

  • Abatement volume

    100,708 ACCUs total units issued

Units generated:
ACCU

Purchased by:
Private market

Project proponents:
ALFA (NT) Limited

Land management activities:
This project involves strategic and planned burning of savanna areas in the low rainfall zone during the early dry season to reduce the risk of late dry season wild fires.

Verification doc
Emissions Reduction Fund Register

The SEALFA and SEALFA2 projects operates within the South East Arnhem Land Indigenous Protected Area (SEAL IPA). The SEAL IPA encompasses more than 19,000 km2 of Aboriginal freehold land within the Arnhem Land and Urapunga Aboriginal Land Trusts.

The SEAL IPA is managed by the Northern Land Council (NLC) which also manages the Numbulwar Numburindi and Yugul Mangi Rangers. These two Indigenous ranger groups, consisting of Traditional custodians and their families, annually implement a coordinated program of strategic early dry season burning throughout the project area.

The high and low rainfall SEALFA projects were registered as Eligible Offsets Projects by ALFA (NT) Limited in 2015.

Project Co-Benefits

Sustainable Development Goals

Connect with the project team

Lead Contact

Jennifer Ansell
CEO

Address

Australian National University North Australia Research Unit, 23 Ellengowan Drive, Brinkin NT 0810, Australia