A place for nature to thrive

We Are

At Forest Farm, we are custodians of a 112ha sanctuary on the land of the Nyangbal People of the Bundjalung Nation in Northern NSW.

Forest Farm protects and improves diverse wildlife habitats and ecosystems, supported by a high integrity carbon project.

Accredited under Accounting for Nature, we are demonstrating the success of our work and monitoring koala presence. 

‘Responsible Custodianship is an ethical duty to protect and enhance Land and Place,

for present and future well-being.’

Accounting For Nature

Protecting Carbon
In Forests

Species List

Community

Forest Farm is home to plants, animals and humans. We are all nature and neighbours, dependent on each other to survive and thrive. To meet some of our resident characters and to learn more check out our blog ‘The Forest Farm Community page’.

Tawny
Wattle
Tock tock
Tilly & Tim
Kevin
Kermi

Diversity

Forest Farm Protects a number of diverse vegetation communities, including three threatened ecological communities and remnant ecosystems, including riparian zones, forested wetlands and subtropical rainforest. These are home to a wide variety of birds, mammals, insects, frogs, reptiles, fresh water fish and other aquatics, including near threatened and threatened species.

  • Our “magic faraway tree”
  • Remnant Subtropical Rainforest
  • Eucalypt dominated ridge lines and rainforest gullies
  • Paperbark forest dominated wetland
  • Flooded Gum Forest
  • Established eucalypt forest

Friends