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Karratha Air Shed

Pilbara, WA
Blue Carbon

Salubris are engaging a local First Nations group as their Blue Carbon partner for the Karratha Air Shed site on the Burrup Peninsula. This project leverages an innovative approach and is the first of its kind in the Salubris portfolio.

  • A small budding mangrove with four green leaves shooting up from the sandy dirt. There are other less established shoots, shells and rocks surrounding it.

Details

Salubris plans to work with industry partners to reintroduce tidal flows in areas impacted by industrial activities over the last 50 years. Leading scientific agencies indicate the restoration of mangrove forests, salt marshes and seagrass meadows can sequester carbon more than 10 times faster than mature tropical forests.

An aerial of the shoreline showing beds of vibrant green mangrove trees in the water with rolling hills and rich red dirt on land.
A small budding mangrove with four green leaves shooting up from the sparce sandy dirt. Blurred established trees are in the background.
Vibrant green mangrove trees with new shoots coming up from the dry ground underneath. There is a blue sky with some scattered clouds above.
An aerial of the shoreline showing beds of vibrant green mangrove trees scattered out to the pristine aqua waters with clear blue skies above.

Project Highlights

  • The Karratha Air Shed site is the subject of a Section 91 licence application
  • Salubris has engaged with a local Traditional Owners’ group to be their Blue Carbon partner (Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) underway

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