Pungalina Seven Emu Carbon Abatement
SAVANNA BURNING

- UNITS GENERATED:
- ACCUs
- ABATEMENT VOLUME:
- Commercial in confidence
- PURCHASED BY:
- Private Market
- PROJECT LOCATION:
- Northern Territory
- PROJECT PROPONENT:
- Australian Wildlife Conservancy
- PROJECT DEVELOPER:
- Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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About the Project
Wildfires – fires that occur in the late dry season, burning at high intensity across large areas – are a major threat to biodiversity in the Gulf Bioregions. This project aims to prevent late-dry season wildfires by re-establishing a regime of ecologically friendly planned burns of savanna areas in the early dry season, thereby creating a mosaic of vegetation of different age-classes across the landscape and reducing the frequency and extent of late dry season wildfires in the landscape.
Project Co-Benefits
Co-benefits include:
1) Local indigenous employment
2) Reducing the negative impact of wildfires
3) Increasing the extent of “old growth” vegetation and dispersing it more evenly across the landscape
Contact
Atticus Fleming, Chief Executive, Australian Wildlife Conservancy
Telephone
+61 8 9380 9633