Boorabee Farm Biodiversity Restoration Project will sequester carbon and restore habitat for threatened species including the endangered koala, glossy-black cockatoo, the spotted-tailed quoll and several threatened plant species. Two areas will be fenced and revegetated with native species including koala food and habitat trees on 10 ha. The project area has previously been used for banana cropping and grazing and reforesting the land will contribute to an important vegetation corridor which connects to the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Areas on the surrounding NSW Border Ranges.