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Executive Director Brendon Grylls recently sat down with Mark Pownall to discuss how we’re challenging traditional carbon abatement practices and creating carbon credits that deliver more value. Published in the September issue of the Business News Magazine, the article highlights how we’re targeting low-value land with innovative land management initiatives and establishing exemplar Indigenous partnerships […]

In July of 2023, we acquired Gindalbie Station – a low-intervention, nature-based carbon abatement project. At the time, the project was 5 years old and generating 45,000 to 55,000 ACCUs per annum. With our support, Gindalbie is expected to generate 1.2 million ACCUs over its lifetime. In the past year, we have achieved issuance of […]

Salubris is pleased to announce the appointment of Emeritus Professor Colleen Hayward AM to the Salubris Board as an Independent Non-Executive Director Professor Colleen Hayward is a respected senior Noongar woman with extensive experience in developing programs to support and empower Aboriginal people in Western Australia.

Salubris has partnered with the Marlinyu Ghoorlie (“MG”) peoples of the Goldfields region of Western Australia in an exclusive carbon and biodiversity agreement that seeks to create long term generational wealth for the Traditional Owners.

Hear more about our partnership across the Western Woodlands project in the words of Marlinyu Ghoorlie Elder, Brian Champion, Marlinyu Ghoorlie representative, Daryl Trott and Salubris Executive Director, Brendon Grylls.

Hear the story behind our joint venture – the history of the land and the impact we hope to achieve, in the words of Marlinyu Ghoorlie Elders, Brian Champion and Ricky.