Overview
Methods are legislative instruments that set out how Nature Repair Market projects must be carried out.
We’re collaborating with technical experts and partner organisations to progress a number of methods for the Nature Repair Market. See our website for further information.
This page lists technical engagement workshops and consultations on method development run by the department.
The Nature Repair Committee also conducts consultation to inform their advice to the Minister on methods. The Committee’s formal consultation on the first method (Replanting native forest and woodland ecosystems) closed on 30 October 2024. You can view consultation documents and submissions on the Committee’s consultation page.
Cross-sector methods workshops
We held a cross-sectoral Nature Repair Methods Workshop was held 2 November 2023. Stakeholders from multiple disciplines and locations provided feedback on the needs of the market, key method design elements and the method development process.
Workshop summary [PDF 240KB] [DOCX 127KB]
Enhancing Remnant Vegetation method
A method to encourage protection and enhancement of existing native vegetation, informed by the Enhancing Remnant Vegetation Pilot.
Technical workshops to date
A workshop (held 15 December 2023) reflected on the lessons-learnt from the Enhancing Remnant Vegetation Pilot. This pilot provides private landholders in intensive agricultural zones the opportunity to protect and enhance remnant native vegetation on their properties.
Workshop summary [PDF 182KB] [DOCX 102KB]
We are currently engaged in technical drafting with expert support. You are invited to provide feedback to us and our expert advisors in response to this information.
Native Forest method
A Native Forest method to protect, restore and manage native forests.
Technical workshops to date
A workshop (held 21 March 2024) brought together a range of stakeholders, including experts in conservation and forestry. This method workshop sought views on how the Nature Repair Market could assist the protection, conservation, and management of native forests.
Workshop summary [PDF 280KB] [DOCX 97KB]
You are invited to provide feedback to us and our expert advisors in response to this information.
We are planning a further technical workshop.
