Why 24 Degree Forest?

We believe that agriculture and rainforests can co-exist and are complimentary. We want to see beautiful farms with cattle grazing beside scattered rainforests on the hills and in the creeks – a safe place for Wompoo Doves, Gliders, Red Legged Pademelons and so many other species that won’t get in the way of farming.

We want to enable farmers to increase their incomes by optimising their revenue per hectare. We do this by making farmland more like it was before it was cleared more than was needed, before we had data to prove it was unnecessary, before we had degraded slopes and creeks covered in weeds.

Focus on your Farm

24 Degree Forest is unique in the world of carbon sequestration. We want you to keep farming – more productively than ever. We will map out the possibilities for a 24 Degree Forest in a way that works for you. We design the tree planting around your productive agricultural land as a beautiful and rewarding add on to your farm.

Plant lots of Trees

We plant and fence thousands of biodiverse rainforest species that are native to the area in places that you can’t graze or cultivate. We fence when everyone else walks away even though it costs us because without fencing cattle farms cannot participate in carbon sequestration.

Enjoy the Benefits

There is so much to gain from a 24 Degree Forest on your farm, we want you to restore nature next to your paddocks and in your creeks, create a safe place for so many unique and vulnerable Australian animals, educate the community, create and share something beautiful, all while increasing your average revenue per hectare.

Your land will build resilience against drought, flooding and landslides. The forest canopy will remove invasive weeds over time. Create a biodiversity haven for threatened native wildlife. Increase the value of your land and create something beautiful – a legacy for you and future generations.

Research shows that planting up to 20% of your land increases acricultural productivity. Our grazing pattern data confirms that the grazing potential of slopes and creeks is minimal. Start putting your unproductive slopes and creeks to use to generate income.