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Regen100 – Savanna Restoration & Sustainable Agriculture Hub in Queensland

Trust T1

Climate Zones
Tropical savanna.
Regenerative Focus
Regenerative agriculture, ecosystem restoration, cultural preservation.

About this land node

Regen100 rejuvenates degraded savanna landscapes in Queensland through regenerative agriculture, agroforestry, and community training, promoting biodiversity and climate resilience.

Overview

Project Vision

Restore savanna land and empower communities.

Project Purpose

Restore degraded savanna lands and promote sustainable livelihoods through regenerative farming, biodiversity corridors, and socio-economic resilience in Queensland.

Project Title

Regen100

Political Location

Queensland State, Australia

Ecology & biodiversity

Biodiversity context

Adjacent to D’Aguilar National Park, linking savanna biodiversity.

Ecological corridors

Links D’Aguilar to Lamington National Park.

Natural boundaries

Situated near Brisbane River watershed and Coral Sea coast.

Ecosystem unity

Tropical savanna ecosystems connecting grasslands, wetlands, and forests, supporting kangaroos and cassowaries.

Climate & water

Climate Zones

Tropical savanna.

Rainfall patterns

Rainy Nov–Apr (~200 mm/month); dry May–Oct.

Average Rainfall

1,200–1,600 mm/year

Temperature Extremes

20°C to 32°C

Average Temperature

26°C average

Watershed

Brisbane River watershed feeding into Coral Sea.

Nearby water bodies

≈10 km to Brisbane River; ≈50 km to Coral Sea

Land & terrain

Elevation & slope

0–300 m; flat to gently undulating.

Landforms

Savanna plains and small hills.

Soil Types

Sandy soils of low fertility; enhanced through composting and cover cropping.

Soil health

Low organic matter, improving under regenerative management.

Erosion risk

Moderate risk due to grazing; mitigated by regenerative agriculture.

Renewable resource potential

Solar power, biomass, water harvesting.

People & history

Land Acknowledgements

Recognises Yuggera stewardship and culture.

Recent land history

Past overgrazing and deforestation now under restoration.

Regenerative practice

Regenerative Focus

Regenerative agriculture, ecosystem restoration, cultural preservation.

Regenerative Methodologies

Holistic grazing, cover cropping, agroforestry, water retention.

Environmental objectives

Enhance biodiversity, restore soil health, build climate resilience.

Community objectives

Support local livelihoods, cultural education, and economic empowerment.

Community engagement

Community-led workshops, eco‑tours, digital training.

Economic Model

Donations, eco‑tourism, agricultural sales.

Impact

Expressed Impact

Converted 150 ha, increased biodiversity by 10%, trained 100+ farmers.

Key impact metrics

Ha restored, biodiversity increase, community members engaged.

Visiting & links

Nearest urban centres

≈30 km from Brisbane.

Website

https://www.ecosystemrestorationcommunities.org/community/regen100-australia/

Social media

https://www.instagram.com/ecorestorationcommunities

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