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Free LUC Assessment
What's my LUC allowance?

ETS LUC Exotic Forest Restrictions

The line between land and forestry is shifting fast. With new ETS legislation now in play, thinking through smarter, more diversified land use change has never been more important.

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Which changes matter most right now? What should be considered in land use decisions around trees on farms?

 

Understanding these is important. The decisions you make now could shape your forestry and carbon revenue opportunities for decades. 

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What's my LUC allowance?

Free LUC Assessment

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We’ve create a free, easy-to-use tool to help you understand what these restrictions mean for your land.

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  • Your restricted and unrestricted areas

  • Your 25% restricted forest allowance​

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Free LUC assessment coming in the next few weeks - submit your farm now to get your report as soon as it's ready.

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Understand the changes

Free LUC Explainer​​

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For a full breakdown of how the rules work - including worked examples, detailed exemption criteria, and the transitional investment timeline - download our comprehensive explainer guide and get a free initial LUC analysis for your land.

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Understand the changes

Stay informed

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Watch the live session we recorded on what farmers need to understand about the new rules. 

What's next?

​Express your interest

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  • I want to see how much unforested land I have that’s unrestricted and restricted. 
     

  • I want to see how my allowance changes under my farm-level LUC compared it to the national LUC.
     

  • I want to see how much of my existing forest is eligible for the ETS.
     

  • I want to look at options for trees on my farm in my less productive areas. 

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Some catchment groups offer CarbonCrop to their members - often for free. Find out if yours does here.

Discover the CarbonCrop difference

There was a real drive with the companies we spoke with to lease our land and plant it in pines, but we were never comfortable with that. 

We have 6k acres of native regenerating forest and we thought that should be worth something. 

CarbonCrop is the only company that had the ability to assess its potential.

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