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Wheatbelt, WA

Valley Floor

Reforestation & Afforestation

Targeting non-productive farmland in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt Region, Valley Floor is our leading Reforestation project that seeks to address areas affected by, or at risk of further developing dryland salinity.

Details

Salubris collaborated with local farmers in Corrigin, WA to identify saline impacted areas of farmland considered unviable for traditional farming that could benefit from strategic reforestation activities. By providing a strong model for how abatement initiatives can be integrated to generate additional value within enduring farming operations, Salubris seek to encourage further engagement with farmers and local communities.

By planting native vegetation that’s proven adaptable in such areas, the project is expected to deliver valuable ACCUs, with additional environmental benefits anticipated across surrounding areas. The Valley Floor project will be managed and monitored over the projects 25-year lifetime, with the option for further similar plantings to be included over the coming years.

Activities

  • Habitat restoration through planting of mixed Eucalypt species

  • Native species protection

  • Integration with enduring farming operations

  • Community engagement

Project Highlights

  • Identification and preparation of approximately 60 hectares of saline impacted land in the Avon River Basin
  • First plantings completed in August 2024, encompassing approximately 36,000 trees

Enabling Positive Social Outcomes While Fighting Climate Change

Salubris are proud to have collaborated with Workpower, a not-for-profit dedicated to creating opportunities for individuals with disabilities, to plant the initial 36,000 Eucalyptus seedlings in the Avon River Basin.

This initial planting partnership not only benefits the environment, but also creates meaningful opportunities for all those involved.

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