Dr Susan Orgill is a leading Soil Carbon researcher at NSW Department of Primary Industries, and the Project Lead for the Rangelands Living Skin Project. Susan brings a wealth of soil expertise and knowledge to the team, looking at rangeland practices including water ponding, biological inoculants and multi-species planting. Susan is excited about the opportunity to look at carbon sequestration rates in rangelands soils, and the opportunity around natural capital. She is also delighted to work with the four core producers who have been deeply involved in the design and development of the project from the beginning.