Latest Webinars
Unpacking ACWIS – Australasian Catchment Water Improvement Standard, 11 November 2025
This technical webinar provides a concise overview of the Australasian Catchment Water Improvement Standard (ACWIS), including key program components, methodology updates, and emerging market demand. Presenters outline the role of EMA as the independent administrator, the development of new methodologies, and the pathway from Reef Credits to ACWIS under the ENVOMARK brand.
Stakeholders will hear from members of the Technical Advisory Committee and EMA’s program team as they discuss integrity, standard development, and next steps for the ACWIS framework.
Unpacking ACWIS – Australasian Catchment Water Improvement Standard, 18 July 2025
An information webinar introducing the currently open Public Consultation for the Australasian Catchment Water Improvement Standard (or ACWIS).
Stakeholders are encouraged to provide submissions and comments via the public consultation page. Submissions close 18 August 2025.
Unpacking Cassowary Credits, 22 May 2025
Unpacking how the Cassowary Credits Wet Tropics Rainforest Recovery program works, who’s involved, update on stacking with ACCU projects, and what’s next for this important new program supporting nature restoration.
Hearing directly from those involved in the program’s development and delivery, followed by a live panel Q&A.
Unpacking Reef Credits, 22 March 2024
Learn how leading experts and innovative landholders work together to deliver positive environmental change for the Great Barrier Reef.
Discover how Reef Credits is funding best practice land management activity to improve the quality of water entering the Reef catchments and the health and resilience of a favourite Australian natural icon.
Presentation slide pack is available here.
Beyond the Horizon: Advancing Reef Credits, 18 April 2024
Following a comprehensive review of the Reef Credits Standard, learn about the proposed suit of amendments to enhance the program’s accessibility, address some barriers to participation, and foster greater interaction between supply and demand.
The proposed amendments to the Reef Credit Standard are currently open for public consultation, from 8 April to 7 May 2024.
Presentation slide pack is available here.