AA2025R_TriboletL_S1
ERF201280
Project Information:
AA2025R_TriboletL_S1 is a plantation forestry project located at the Southern Midlands region of Tasmania, approximately 70km northeast of Hobart and situated near the historic township of Oatlands. Registered in February 2025, the project initially covered an area of 140.10 hectares, with a subsequent variation recorded in August 2025 reflecting additional areas being incorporated into the project boundary.
Plantation forestry projects involve sequestering carbon by establishing, maintaining, and eventually harvesting commercial plantation forests. Operating under the Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative, Plantation Forestry) Methodology Determination 2022, this specific project focuses on the establishment of a new plantation forest. Standard requirements for this project type dictate that the forest must be managed under a commercial harvesting plan and that the area is either replanted or coppiced following the harvest of wood products to maintain carbon stores across the 25-year nominated permanence period.
The Southern Midlands region is traditionally known for a mix of agricultural land uses, predominantly sheep and cattle grazing, alongside significant regional forestry operations. The area sits within a regional rain shadow and typically experiences a cool temperate climate with moderate to low rainfall, which is still highly suitable for specific silviculture operations. The typical soil profiles across this landscape consist of fertile basalt-derived soils, podzolics, and clay loams that effectively support both grazing pastures and deep-rooted plantation trees.
An interesting note about this project is its robust institutional backing; it is managed by SFM Environmental Solutions Pty Ltd, a prominent forestry and land management company. The formal project proponent is The Trust Company (Australia) Limited acting as trustee for The Tasmanian Carbon Afforestation Sub-Trust, demonstrating a structured, commercial approach to expanding afforestation in Tasmania for the dual purpose of generating carbon credits and commercial wood products.
