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Life Impact | The University of Adelaide

Regenerate
Delivering a
Clean Energy
Future
On South
Australian lands

The Environment Institute | Where ideas grow

Clean Energy Future Land Initiatives
Mission
• Ensuring world class biodiversity planting, land and vegetation carbon
sequestration and decision support for fast, economically efficient, future living
landscapes and ecosystems

Outputs
• Evidence based policy
• Practices and adaptive management for continual improvement
• World class decision making - Community, economic, environmental outcomes
• Supporting effective on ground action with scientific knowledge and social science:
• Monitoring and validation
• Robust understanding of species and ecosystems
• Planning for future changes
• Ongoing review and improvement of science
• Best practice social science for implementation and widespread action
• Effective carbon, biodiversity and productivity results
• Citizen science, engaged public, demonstrated and delivered public benefits
The Environment Institute | Where ideas grow

Cape Borda to Barossa
Examples of strategic issues
that will be addressed
• How to deliver biodiversity outcomes
• How to validate and quantify carbon
sequestered
• How to secure permanent
improvement
• How to minimise adverse effects on
water supply
• How to maximise ecosystem service
synergies with production
• How to get broad engagement and
adoption (incentive design for
collaboration and synergy)
• Broad scale public engagement across
10 electorates
Cape Borda to Barossa Nature Link
The Environment Institute | Where ideas grow

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What’s the action land program name?
Nature Link on the slideHow to deliver biodiversity outcomesHow to validate and quantify carbon sequesteredHow to secure permanent improvementHow to minimise adverse effects on water supplyHow to maximise ecosystem service synergies with productionHow to get broad engagement and adoption (incentive design for collaboration and synergy)How to undertake broad scale revegetation that delivers biodiversity outcomes (e.g. including understory plants)Carbon sequestration validation and monitoring - leakage, permanenceandadditionalityCreating new regenerated systems resilient to future climate changeUnderstanding water and economic implications including benefits to agricultural systems and health

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