Landari Waddamana 2025

Landari Waddamana 2025 is a plantation forestry project located at Waddamana in the Central Highlands of Tasmania, approximately 100km north-west of Hobart. It was registered in December 2025 and covers 233.76 ha.

Plantation forestry projects that focus on avoided conversion generate carbon credits by preventing an existing or harvested plantation from being cleared for non-forested land use, such as grazing. Instead, a new plantation forest is established and maintained for the commercial harvesting of wood products, continuing to sequester carbon.

The Waddamana area and the broader Central Highlands are known for sheep and beef cattle grazing, commercial forestry operations, and historically, hydro-electricity generation. The environment generally experiences moderate to high rainfall, while soils in the region often consist of clay loams or rocky soils, providing suitable conditions for both agriculture and forestry uses.

This project is developed by Landari Pty Ltd, a specialized forestry and carbon offset project developer based in Armidale, NSW. Landari manages a significant portfolio of carbon projects across Tasmania, working to keep timber plantations in active rotation or transitioning them into permanent carbon sinks rather than allowing the land to revert to agricultural pasture.