Landari Tasmanian Aggregation 2025

Landari Tasmanian Aggregation 2025 is a plantation forestry project located approximately 40km southwest of Launceston in Tasmania, roughly 25km west of the rural town of Cressy. It was registered in February 2026 and covers 80.51ha.

Plantation forestry projects involve establishing new plantation forests or continuing existing ones for the commercial harvesting of wood products. Standard requirements dictate that trees must be planted and maintained at a stocking density suitable for commercial timber operations, with carbon abatement calculated based on the net long-term increase in average project carbon stocks.

The Northern Midlands and Meander Valley areas surrounding the project are well known for commercial timber production, as well as beef and sheep grazing operations. The region is considered a high rainfall, cool temperate zone, and soils are generally fertile basalts, ferrosols, and podzolic clay loams which provide excellent moisture retention for dense forest growth.

This project sequesters carbon by establishing a new plantation forest and avoiding the conversion of an existing or harvested plantation to non-forested land. It is managed by Landari Pty Ltd, a specialist carbon and biodiversity developer that operates a large portfolio of plantation forestry projects across Australia, working to generate Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) alongside future commercial timber revenues.