Carbon Sinks — From Paddock to Rainforest

A pioneering rainforest revegetation experiment is underway in Australia’s Wet Tropics in Far North Queensland. Named after Thiaki Creek on the Atherton Tablelands, the Thiaki Project aims to combine profitability with sustainability through carbon storage and biodiversity conservation.
Carbon Sinks — From Paddock to Rainforest
Most of the 50 hectare site on the Atherton Tablelands was cleared for logging over 50 years ago, but now the area will become part of the Thiaki Project in research on carbon sequestration. Noel Preece and Penny van Oosterzee
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Most of the 50 hectare site on the Atherton Tablelands was cleared for logging over 50 years ago, but now the area will become part of the Thiaki Project in research on carbon sequestration. (Noel Preece and Penny van Oosterzee)
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