Natural Capital Training Series
Understanding the Opportunities for Emissions Accounting on Farm
As greenhouse gas reporting and emissions reduction strategies become industry standard, understanding your farm’s emissions profile is no longer optional — it’s a strategic advantage.
Join BMRG for the first session in our Climate Smart Catchments: Natural Capital Training Series, designed to help Burnett Mary producers confidently navigate emissions accounting and emerging natural capital opportunities.
This interactive workshop will equip landholders with practical tools and baseline insights to better understand carbon performance, reduce emissions, and position their enterprises for future market and supply chain requirements.
Together, we’re removing barriers to participation in carbon, biodiversity and natural capital markets — strengthening both environmental and economic resilience across the region.
Why Attend?
Producers are increasingly being asked to report on greenhouse gas emissions. This session will help you:
Understand what emissions reporting means for your business
Learn how to measure and interpret your on-farm emissions baseline
Identify practical opportunities to reduce emissions
Explore pathways into natural capital and emerging environmental markets
Strengthen your supply chain transparency and future readiness
Participants will receive guided instruction in using the free Ruminati tool to assess emissions performance and identify opportunities for improvement.
By the end of the session, you’ll walk away with a clearer understanding of your farm’s emissions profile — and practical next steps to enhance performance.
Key Speakers
Will Onus
COO, Ruminati
Will is a producer and co-founder of Ruminati, alongside his wife Simone. Together they operate a 2,500-hectare grazing enterprise in NSW. Ruminati supports producers across Australia to measure, track and manage on-farm emissions using practical, producer-focused tools.
Nakita Thackway
Founder & Director, Carbon Stock
Nakita leads Carbon Stock, an independent consultancy supporting landholders and businesses to understand and access opportunities in carbon, biodiversity, and emerging natural capital markets.
Event Details
Date: Monday 30 March 2026
Time: 9.00am registration | 9.30am start – 2.30pm finish
Location: Carriers Arms Hotel, The Coach House Function Room
This training workshop is part of the Climate Smart Catchments Program in the Burnett Mary helping remove the barriers for Burnett Mary farmers to access markets and natural capital programs.
The Climate Smart Catchments Program is delivered by The Burnett Mary Regional Group and supported by the Australian Government through funding from The Natural Heritage Trust under the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program.