Diamond Mountain Carbon Project (Revoked)

Diamond Mountain Carbon Project (Revoked) is a soil carbon project located approximately 20km southeast of Corryong in the Towong local government area of Victoria. It was registered in August 2018 and covers a project area of 240.51 ha.

The Sequestering Carbon in Soils in Grazing Systems methodology involves storing carbon in agricultural soils by altering and improving management practices. For this specific project, activities included rejuvenating pastures, managing grazing patterns, and undertaking pasture cropping to actively increase soil organic carbon.

The surrounding Upper Murray region is traditionally heavily associated with beef cattle grazing, dairying, and forestry operations. The region is generally classified as a high rainfall zone. Soils in the area typically feature well-structured loams and clay loams, though lighter textured soils with acidic topsoils can be found in the higher rainfall areas.

Originally managed by Corporate Carbon Solutions Pty Ltd (with Corporate Carbon Advisory Pty Ltd acting as the agent), the project was intended to have a 25-year permanence period. However, on July 3, 2025, the project was officially revoked under section 30 of the CFI Rule, effectively ending its participation in the scheme.