Tullymorgan Permanent Plantation Project

Tullymorgan Permanent Plantation Project is a plantation forestry project located at Tullymorgan, approximately 25km northwest of Maclean in NSW. It was registered in February 2026 and covers 94.17ha.

Plantation forestry projects transitioning to a permanent planting involve keeping existing plantation trees in the ground to establish a permanent forest, rather than harvesting them for timber. These projects must maintain standard tree stocking densities and avoid clear-felling to ensure the sequestered carbon remains stored permanently, specifically targeting plantations that are at imminent risk of being converted to non-forested land.

The Tullymorgan and wider Clarence Valley area is known for cattle grazing, rural residential properties, and both native and commercial forestry operations. The region experiences a reliable, high rainfall subtropical climate, and local soils generally consist of rich floodplain soils, clays, and sandstone ridges.

An interesting note about this project is that on April 21, 2026, there was a variation to the participant name on the registry, transitioning from an individual, Peter Smith, to the corporate entity Coda Plantation Holdings Pty Ltd.