Biodiversity Landholder Story: Aranyani

Aranyani, a 438-hectare property at Myrtle Creek, is a haven of native forest and floodplain ecosystems. Once used for bison farming, the site is now secured under a Biodiversity Stewardship Agreement to protect threatened ecological communities and provide habitat for iconic species such as the Koala, Rufous Bettong, Squirrel Glider and Powerful Owl.

In this video, Niche’s client Gye Duncan and Niche’s Natural Capital Supply Manager Amanda Griffith talk about Aranyani, which is an established Biodiversity Stewardship Site.

Gye shares why he wanted to conserve his property and how he earns an income from biodiversity offset credits by working with the Niche team.

Niche works with landholders to empower them to earn an income from conserving biodiversity on their property, under the NSW Biodiversity Offset Scheme.

Watch the video here: