CASINO developer Star Entertainment Group has secured a 170 hectare parcel of farmland in South-East Queensland to help manage its future carbon emissions reduction and to support biodiversity and native forest regeneration.
The Star will use the land near Gympie as its first carbon credits project, as well as create a nature-based farm partnering with local farmers and through widescale tree planting support endangered species particularly koalas, with new habitat. The property was purchased in 2021 for $1.83m.
The Star Entertainment Group’s Head of Sustainability, Amanda Visser said…
