Verterra Ecological Engineering has partnered with Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) to launch a pilot scheme that builds a pathway for graziers to access emerging environmental market opportunities, including water quality and soil carbon, through a single whole-of-property management approach.

Verterra Ecological Engineering is delighted to announce that it has been named a Stewardship Leader in the prestigious Steward Leadership 25 (SL25) for its groundbreaking DROVER Land Management service. 

A recent study in Nature Climate Change reveals that cattle grazing can either harm or help our climate—depending on how it's managed.

“This project shows what can be achieved when landholders, science, and funding partners come together. It’s a win for agriculture, a win for the land, and a win for the Reef.”

Verterra founder Glenn Dale and biosolids project manager Mieke Elder recently had the fantastic opportunity to attend the National Biosolids Conference in Hobart.

Verterra is very happy to announce that our Reef Credit method for sediment reduction through grazing land management, has been approved by EcoMarkets Australia!   

Verterra is pleased to announce we have now completed over 3100 cores since starting this service in 2019!

Verterra’s Rehabilitation and Land Management Sector Lead, Dave Waterson, attended AgriProve’s Grazing for Soil Carbon field day last month at Tarramba.

Last month Verterra’s Rehabilitation and Land Management Sector Lead, Dave Waterson, presented at AgriProve’s Grazing for Soil Carbon field day, held at Gunthorpe Cattle Company’s Tarramba property near Banana QLD.