Adam and Jacynta Coffey want the Government to learn from a multi-million-dollar biodiversity offset they walked away from.
AS THE Federal Government looks to make a market for biodiversity, some well-known Central Queensland graziers are hoping it can learn from a previous experience they had, which saw them walk away from a multi-million-dollar deal.
Adam and Jacynta Coffey purchased Boreelum Station, near Miram Vale, in 2016 and have had a major focus on improving the productivity and ecological health of their land.
They are currently signed up to a soil carbon project, which will see…
