Overview

This consultation has closed. Please see Published submissions to view public submissions.

The Nature Repair Market is a legislated national biodiversity market designed to increase investment in nature and deliver high integrity biodiversity outcomes. Under the Market, land managers will undertake projects that result in verifiable measurable biodiversity outcomes.

We undertake a range of consultation activities on key elements of the scheme, including methods. Methods set out how Nature Repair Market projects must be carried out.

We are proposing an Enhancing Native Vegetation method. The proposed method would support projects on areas of Australia’s landscape that have historically experienced widespread clearing of native vegetation.

Projects could:

  • restore native vegetation through revegetation and facilitated regeneration

  • enhance the ecosystem condition of remnant vegetation for biodiversity

  • maintain the ecosystem condition of good-quality remnant vegetation.

The proposed method allows flexibility for projects to restore, enhance and/or maintain native vegetation.

It builds on the Replanting Native Forest and Woodland Vegetation method and the Enhancing Remnant Vegetation pilot, among other things.

We are seeking feedback on the design of the proposed method. We will consider stakeholder feedback alongside expert advice to prepare a final proposed method.

The Nature Repair Committee is expected to undertake statutory consultation on the Enhancing Native Vegetation method in mid-2026 to inform their advice to the Minister on the final proposed method.

Webinar

We ran a public webinar to provide information on the proposed method.

Webinar: Enhancing Native Vegetation method design

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Current stage

  • Department consultation on method design opens
    closed

    9 October 2025

  • Public webinar
    closed

    1:30pm AEDT 15 October 2025
    View webinar recording

  • Department consultation closes
    closed

    4 November 2025

Upcoming stage

  • Nature Repair Committee’s statutory consultation
    current

    open 1 July 2026

Contact
Nature Repair Market Methods Team