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Our Mission is to promote and facilitate an active, innovative and Indigenous-led carbon industry supporting healthy country and better livelihoods for Indigenous people.

03/11/2026

⭐️Join us for the 2027 Savanna Fire Forum

📢 Registrations now open for 's leading

🔥 9th annual Savanna Fire Forum
🗓️ 23-25 February, 2027
📍 Garramilla (Darwin), Larrakia Country, Darwin Convention Centre
🦜 Early bird tickets now available -10% off until Dec 13, 2026

Now proudly in its 9th year, the Savanna Fire Forum is held in partnership with Charles Darwin University (CDU), and supports in savanna fire management, knowledge sharing and best practice. Based on previous Forums, we anticipate tickets will sell out quickly. Get in early, don't miss out!

Tickets come in three categories:
- ranger/ICIN member
- Not for profit/University/student
- Government/Corporate
🎟️ https://www.icin.org.au/2027_savanna_fire_forum

Thank you to the incredible rangers in this video from the 2026 event: Bawinanga Rangers Warddeken Land Management Arafura Swamp Rangers Larrakia Nation - we can't wait to welcome you all back to Larrakia Country in February

26/10/2026

The Indigenous Carbon Industry Network (ICIN) is growing!

Recruitment is currently open for multiple roles, we encourage interested candidates to apply, please note applications close 29th October.

💫 Communications Officer (identified position) - support engaging communications, great storytelling, and impactful events which meet the needs of our members who are Indigenous land and sea groups from across Australia.

💡 Policy Officer (identified position) - facilitate member engagement, outreach and research to inform policy development supporting the Indigenous carbon industry across Australia.

⭐ Operations Manager - run day-to-day operations of the ICIN, including implementing company policies, overseeing company procedures and supporting the CEO and Board of Directors.

Find more information on the roles here: https://www.icin.org.au/our_team

If you have any questions, reach out to [email protected]

13/10/2026

If you are heading to the Territory Natural Resource Management conference and want to learn more about the two new savanna fire methods released by the Government, register for our workshop today! 💫

ICIN welcomes Indigenous people and people working within Indigenous organisations to attend our workshop to learn more about the methods. We are able to deliver this under the First Nations Carbon Farming Outreach Program, you can read more about work under the program here: https://www.icin.org.au/first_nations_cfop

The module will be delivered in plain English and provide an overview of the methods and what the opportunities and challenges could be for Indigenous project proponents 🌎

🧡 Find details about our workshop here:https://www.tnrmconference.org.au/_files/ugd/da28f0_5cd9a0d9b44c4cfc920f10bfa503baaf.pdf
🌿 Register for TNRM 2026 here: https://www.tnrmconference.org.au/register

Territory NRM Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water

07/10/2026

💫ICIN DIRECTOR SUZANNE THOMPSON IN FIJI ATTENDING PRECOP31🌎

The Pacific-hosted event is an important opportunity in the lead-up to the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) which is held in Türkiye in November and will be attended by a larger ICIN group.

At Pre-COP31, Suzanne is hosting a booth showcasing the benefits of Indigenous-led and Indigenous-owned carbon projects and how they can contribute to emissions reduction, support healthy Country and create opportunities for mob 🔥

Thank you, Suzanne, for continuing to raise the profile of Indigenous leadership in caring for Country on the global stage.

More updates and information about the Networks involvement in COP31 to come....📢

📸 Suzanne Thompson with Fiji government representatives Solo Mara, Permanent Secretary for Foreign Affairs and External Trade, and Hon Sakiasi Ditoka, Minister for Foreign Affairs and External Trade.
📸 Dr Dean Yibarbuk, ICIN co-chair

01/10/2026

The Indigenous Carbon Industry Network supports reforms that strengthen voluntary climate action in Australia, especially for mob who own and benefit from carbon projects.

Recently we made a submission to the Australian Government following the closure of the Climate Active certification.

Read some of our recommendations below.

Find the full submission in the comments⬇️

30/09/2026

"A company might ask your mob to agree to support a carbon project on your country...... you should always seek legal advice and ask your local rep body for help before agreeing to anything" - ICIN director Sarah Parriman 📢 👏

Come along to the second online workshop series on the 22nd of October to learn more about Indigenous people's rights in carbon and the principles of free, prior and informed consent.

Register here: d42159fb-3728-4917-ae73-b87cb460a0f8@49418a9a-8b88-4ac1-9415-6bd5cd89b454?source=copyLinkOneEventsShareDialog" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/d42159fb-3728-4917-ae73-b87cb460a0f8@49418a9a-8b88-4ac1-9415-6bd5cd89b454?source=copyLinkOneEventsShareDialog

29/09/2026

We are excited to be pulling together the 2027 Savanna Fire Forum program and are inviting EOIs for speakers and sessions👀

Do you have knowledge to share about the latest developments in savanna fire management? Information to share about best practice on Country? 🔥

Fill out the EOI below, we want to hear from you👏
➡️ https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TDJ8HDY

27/09/2026

Registrations are now open for our second workshop in our Yarn about Carbon online series!

Sessions are an opportunity for , organisations and communities to learn more about carbon and have open conversations about what it could mean for their Country, communities and future.

In this session we will be talking about two very important topics:

- Indigenous Rights & Interests
- Free Prior and Informed Consent

Click the link to register your spot ➡️ d42159fb-3728-4917-ae73-b87cb460a0f8@49418a9a-8b88-4ac1-9415-6bd5cd89b454?source=copyLinkOneEventsShareDialog" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/d42159fb-3728-4917-ae73-b87cb460a0f8@49418a9a-8b88-4ac1-9415-6bd5cd89b454?source=copyLinkOneEventsShareDialog

25/09/2026

Wishing North Australian Indigenous Land and Sea Management Alliance Ltd a happy 25th birthday!

NAILSMA has supported collaborative Indigenous led research on carbon abatement from savanna fire management since 2008, including the development of the 2012 and 2020 savanna fire management carbon methods.

This week several ICIN members, directors and staff attended the Reimagining Conservation Forum on Gimuy y Walubara Yindinji country in Cairns to listen and discuss issues critical to Indigenous land and sea management, emerging environmental markets and on country research, with the theme 'Country is Life'.

The forum heard from many inspiring thought leaders, including Dr Otto Bulmaniya Campion of Arafura Swamp Rangers who spoke of his deep cultural and spiritual connections to his country, Gurruwiling.

In the On Country panel, Dr Dean Yibarbuk spoke about the history of colonisation of his country in West Arnhem land and the impact this had on removing his people from their country. Now, his people are returning to country and establishing outstations thanks to revenue from their carbon credit project, the West Arnhem Land Fire Abatement project.

A particular highlight for us all was hearing from young Indigenous people, including Melissa Andrews-Wurramarrba who spoke passionately about the need to support the Ropa Wada Governance Council to protect Roper river and springs from overextraction.

Congratulations to the NAILSMA CEO Barry Hunter, chair Phil Rist and teamt, in particular Co-facilitators Cissy Gore-Birch and Erica McCreedy on hosting these important discussions.

A joint statement supported by Indigenous land and sea organisations will be issued from the forum calling for proper long-term funding of Indigenous land and sea ranger programs.

With
Mimal Land Management Indigenous Desert Alliance Kimberley Land Council Jagun Alliance Warddeken Land Management and more!

23/09/2026

Congratulations to our director Sarah Parriman on this amazing achievement. Thank you for your leadership at ICIN and all you do in advocating for Indigenous people to be at the forefront of decision-making when it comes to looking after Country 💪🧡

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