The OMA has initiated a program to engage growers and carbon companies in the use of improved seed and production of "accredited seedlings". The Association has been encouraging companies that commission carbon sinks to use the Oil Mallee Code of Practice and in particular having knowledge of the source of the seed used to grow the seedlings.
From time to time, and as funds permitted, the Association has adopted a system of regional representatives and relied on these appointees to be available for information on the establishment and management of oil mallee plantings. Some regional representatives continue in that role on a voluntary capacity when funding is not available.
Landgate is the agency responsible for Western Australia's land and property information.
As an authority, Landgate maintains the State's official register of land ownership and survey information and is responsible for valuing the State's land and property for government interest. Their core business is land and property information. Geospatial data is gathered from ground surveys, aerial photographs and satellite imagery. This information is used to produce a wide range of digital and hard copy products and services.
Over many years the OMA has run workshops and information sessions in regional areas to ensure land managers are aware of the opportunities and problems associated with the growing of oil mallees. The OMA has also held a national workshop in Canberra (2007) and a national conference in Perth (2008). Further Oil Mallee Conferences will be held when possible in different parts of Australia.
