Stories

Six people. One piece of ground.

Each story is a chain of records on Cape Kimberley. Pick one, read the moment, and step along what each record hands to the next. People appear by role.

Operations · The work on the land: who holds it, when, what it leaves behind.Assets · What the place owns and runs, what keeps it running, what insures it.Governance · The proof behind the place and the organisation: a status and a count, never the document.People · Who is tied to the ground, shown only as far as each has agreed.The ground · The boundary matched to the title, locked, with every change since in its history.

Operations · The land manager, on the tractor

The seed tree

Mowing a row from the tractor, he looks across to a tree whose seed is ready to collect. He stops, marks the spot, takes a photo, and drives on.

The chain of records

01 · Field

A mark where he stands

One tap on the phone: the point, the photo, the species, a note. It saves without signal and sends the moment the phone finds it again.

Passes on · The mark, onto the place record.

One tap on the phone: the point, the photo, the species, a note. It saves without signal and sends the moment the phone finds it again.
Passes on · The mark, onto the place record.

Saves: No second trip to find the tree, and no notebook to decode.
More efficient: The person who saw it, the person who collects it and the nursery that receives it read one mark.
Succession: Where the seed came from stays with the batch, and with every tree grown from it.

Talk with us.

A briefing on your place, a district, or the capital behind them.A person reads every note and replies.

Prefer to start with your boundary? Bring your land. No account, short journey, optional email report.

Acknowledgement of Country

The ClimateForce acknowledges the Eastern Kuku Yalanji peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the Land and Sea country on which we operate. Sovereignty was never ceded.