Join Lifecycles and AgriFutures Australia as we uncover the highlights of the recent LCAgMetrics project – Equipping Australian agriculture with sustainability metrics.
Join Isobel Hume, Marguerite Renouf and Tim Grant from Lifecycles and Emma Harbison from AgriFutures as they unpack the project outcomes, go through example use cases of how the AusLCI data can be used for sustainability reporting and discuss future publication plans.
We look forward to seeing you there! You’re also welcome to send this invite on to your networks.
When: Tuesday, 24 June 2025
Time: 2pm – 3pm AEST
Location: Online via Teams video conference.
RSVP: Please register your attendance here
This project is part of suite of projects being funded by the Federal Government’s Sustainability Reporting Uplift Grant Round.
24 June 2025
online via Teams
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