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Traditional Owners

Salubris works in partnership with Traditional Owners to develop carbon abatement and biodiversity projects on Unallocated Crown Land (UCL) and ex-pastoral leases. Salubris are responsible for the financial and technical aspects of the projects, while our Traditional Owner partners provide the experience, environmental knowledge, human resources and cultural authority. Together, we seek to create long-term generational wealth and secure land ownership for more Traditional Owners.

Salubris works in partnership with Traditional Owners to develop carbon abatement and biodiversity projects on unallocated Crown land and ex-pastoral leases. Salubris are responsible for the financial and technical aspects of the projects, while our Traditional Owner partners provide the experience, environmental knowledge, human resources and cultural authority. Together, we seek to create long-term generational wealth and secure land ownership for more Traditional Owners.

Partnership approach

Our unique partnership model is the first of it’s kind. We are pursuing profit with purpose to return the rights to 5 million hectares of land to Western Australian Traditional Owners by the end of 2029.

  • We share and exchange knowledge to support responsible environmental stewardship. Together with our partners, we combine traditional land management experience and techniques with best practice in environmental science.
  • The genuine partnership supports higher-value environmental credit generation. We then split the economic reward 50/50.
  • Traditional Owners can secure land ownership, backed by an economically sustainable operational model that supports enduring management of the land and environment. 

Featured partnerships

Marlinyu Ghoorlie

Goldfields of Western Australia

Salubris partnered with the Marlinyu Ghoorlie peoples of the Goldfields region of Western Australia in an exclusive carbon and biodiversity agreement in 2024. Together, we seek to create long term generational wealth and secure land ownership for the Traditional Owners. The Marlinyu Ghoorlie native title application was lodged in 2017 and remains under determination. Marlinyu Ghoorlie are deeply committed to caring for Country and revitalising cultural knowledge.

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An aerial photo of three brown and white cattle at Gindalbie Station

Western Woodlands

Goldfields, WA

The Western Woodlands project spans 3,000,000 hectares and is part of the Marlinyu Ghoorlie (MG) group application to claim native title of Unallocated Crown Land (UCL) in the Western Australian Goldfields. Salubris is proud to be the Marlinyu Ghoorlie group’s exclusive carbon and biodiversity partner.

  • Create sustainable environmental benefits
  • Create real economic value for the Marlinyu Ghoorlie group and local communities
  • Generate social outcomes for the Marlinyu Ghoorlie group and local communities
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Credo Station

Goldfields, WA

The Credo Station project covers 520,690ha and is part of the Marlinyu Ghoorlie group application to claim native title land in the Western Australian Goldfields. Credo Station encompasses an ex-pastoral station and the Rowles Lagoon Wetland.

  • Over 132,000ha of existing forest and an estimated 115,000ha of land capable of being returned to forest with active management
  • An abundance of native flora and fauna that would benefit from better and focused management of the station
  • Ability to generate strong and sustainable social outcomes for the Marlinyu Ghoorlie group and local communities
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Fostering closer collaboration

Salubris’ Indigenous Advisory Committee provides a platform for Indigenous representatives to help enhance the company strategy and inform the Traditional Owner Engagement Plan. Together, we can remain committed to delivering social and environmental outcomes that will benefit local communities now and for generations to come.

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Interested in collaborating on land restoration, carbon abatement or biodiversity initiatives? Start the conversation today.