The Waterhouse River Carbon Project presents a unique opportunity to invest in a registered Human-Induced Regeneration (HIR) project alongside a sustainable cattle grazing operation on the edge of Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory.
The 139,200 ha aggregation has approximately 4,500 head of cattle and has a history of vegetation suppression due to overgrazing and feral animal impacts. The project will see Viridios Capital deliver the requirements of the HIR methodology alongside a sustainable cattle grazing operation, with humane management of feral buffalo and donkeys.
Conways Station, the site of the Waterhouse River Carbon Project, is a 139,200-hectare cattle property located in the Roper region of the Northern Territory, approximately 170 kilometres east of Katherine. The station lies within a landscape of tropical savannas and riverine woodlands, an area critical for biodiversity and land-based carbon sequestration.
The project operates on pastoral land, integrating carbon farming with traditional grazing practices to enhance soil health, restore native vegetation, and reduce emissions across this remote northern landscape.
The map provided by ECoZ illustrates the boundaries of Conways Station along with its watercourses.
The preliminary ACCU forecast for the HIR project is estimated at 1.4 million ACCUs over the 25 year crediting period. The project permanence is 25 years.
Viridios Capital is managing the cattle operation and implementation of the carbon project. This may include additional carbon opportunities under the future Integrated Farm and Land Management method.
Project Number: ERF 187498
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