2021 AGECLASS - LIMESTONE PLANTATIONS

2021 AGECLASS - LIMESTONE PLANTATIONS is a plantation forestry project located in the Green Triangle region spanning the South Australian and Victorian border, approximately 60 to 80 kilometres north of Mount Gambier. It was registered in September 2020 and covers 2,089.57 hectares.

Plantation forestry projects generate carbon credits by storing carbon in plantation trees through eligible management activities. This specific project involves establishing new plantation forests and converting existing short-term rotation plantation forests into long-term rotation schedules designed for the commercial harvesting of wood products.

The Limestone Coast and Green Triangle region is widely regarded as one of Australia's largest and most productive districts for commercial forestry, with surrounding land uses dominated by sheep and cattle grazing, as well as viticulture. The environment features a temperate, Mediterranean-style climate with high winter-dominant rainfall, and local soils are typically formed over a limestone base, featuring sandy loams, nutrient-rich terra rossa, and clays.

The project has experienced notable administrative variations over its lifetime. In May 2021, the project's overall size was reduced as specific land areas were removed. On May 27, 2025, the participant listing was officially updated from The Trust Company (PTAL) Limited as trustee for ANZFOF2 Sub 1 to OneFortyOne Plantations Pty Ltd. This transfer closely aligns with OneFortyOne's broader acquisition of the Limestone Coast forestry estate from New Forests (ANZFF2) earlier in the year.