Wallamba-Bulahdelah Revegetation Project (Revoked)

Wallamba-Bulahdelah Revegetation Project is an environmental planting project located near Bulahdelah, approximately 65km southwest of Forster in the Mid North Coast region of NSW. It was registered in February 2015 and covers 20.05ha.

Environmental planting projects involve planting a mix of native tree species on land that was predominantly used for agriculture for at least five years prior to project commencement. These projects typically establish native trees at a density of at least 200 stems per ha to create permanent forest cover.

The Bulahdelah area is known for cattle farming, dairying, and historic forestry and timber operations. The area is considered high rainfall and soils are generally Chromosols on the slopes and fertile alluvial Dermosols along the river plains.

This project was managed by Greenfleet Australia as Trustee for the Greenfleet Trust. Notably, the proponent relinquished 651 Australian carbon credit units in July 2025, and the project was officially revoked under section 30 of the CFI Rule in November 2025.