Landari Blumont 2024

Landari Blumont 2024 is a plantation forestry project located in the locality of Blumont, approximately 10km west of Scottsdale and 50km northeast of Launceston in Tasmania. It was registered in March 2024 and initially covered an area of 553.42ha, with a recent variation on February 17, 2025, adding further areas to the project boundary.

Plantation forestry projects earn Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) by establishing new plantations, converting short-rotation to long-rotation plantations, or maintaining existing plantations. This specific project falls under the activity of avoiding the conversion of an existing plantation to non-forested land (such as cleared agricultural land) by continuing commercial harvesting cycles.

The Blumont and greater Scottsdale area is known for its commercial timber operations, dairy farming, and cattle grazing. The region is considered high rainfall, typically receiving between 700mm and 1,400mm annually. Soils in the area are generally derived from granite and granodiorite, prominently featuring the "Blumont" soil-profile class of sandy clay loams over deep brown coarse sandy clays.

This project sequesters carbon by maintaining an existing plantation forest, originally established under another method, for the commercial harvesting of wood products. The project is managed by Landari Pty Ltd, a dedicated carbon and biodiversity offset project developer based in Armidale, NSW, which operates a large aggregation of plantation forestry projects across Australia.