Winter report from the Chair

In our Chair's Winter update, Wilf reflects on a year of transition for the Board, thanking outgoing interim Directors Rose Nairn OAM and Robert Purves AM for steering the appointment of our new Board, and their long-standing support of Mulloon's people and mission.

Winter report from our CEO

From winter solstice reflections at Home Farm to project milestones, board updates, and biosecurity planning, our CEO shares a candid look at where Mulloon stands as we head towards spring!

Regulatory Reform remains key to scaling Nature Repair

One of the most encouraging developments for Mulloon Institute recently has been the successful approval of a private landscape rehydration project after what has been a long and often challenging regulatory process.

The Mulloon team's Solstice Gathering

Mulloon's calendar is so full it's very hard to get the whole team together. However, at solstice time we managed to converge on the farm for some wintry fireside togetherness.

Mulloon at Grounded

Mulloon was thrilled to join Grounded for over two days of deep conversation, practical learning and genuine connection with some of the brightest minds in regenerative agriculture from around the world.

Back in Japan

Carolyn Hall recently travelled to Japan's Shikoku island to share Mulloon's nature-based solutions with communities in the Kochi region facing declining water quality, fisheries and biodiversity

Latest program updates

Brogers Creek works underway

Beauridge Farm is the first property in the Brogers Creek catchment to complete Water Stewardship Program works – riparian fencing, revegetation and nature-based in-stream structures now in place, with more properties lined up to follow.

Winter works wrap up on Kellys Creek

Construction has wrapped up at Bangalla and Burwood Lodge, two WSP demonstration sites on Kellys Creek in the Moss Vale catchment, using 100% natural, nature-based in-stream structures, with landholders already thrilled ahead of spring revegetation.

Landscape Function Toolkit (LiFT) news

The LiFT team's latest field trip to a remote NT cattle station uncovered everything from drone-mapped contours to a surprise cane toad in the eDNA samples

WA & NSW TIMME updates

Capacity building for the TIMME project is firing on all cylinders, with community meetings, forums and catchment workshops being held across the project sites over the past few months.

Frogs give the tick of approval at Bombay Creek

On-ground works are complete at the WSP's Bombay demonstration site, where new structures and a protected riparian corridor are healing an eroding tributary, with frogs moving in and neighbours keen to join the chain reaction.

One community's hunt for
platypus DNA

Our Moss Vale Creek Health and Habitat Day brought the community to the Kellys Creek demonstration site for platypus talks, citizen science water quality and eDNA sampling, and a shared 'before' moment ahead of rehydration works.

On the Farms

Winter update from Mulloon Creek Natural Farms

This winter, as always, our focus remains on producing high-quality, free-range eggs while continually improving animal welfare, regenerative farming practices and the systems that support our people, livestock and landscape.

Science & monitoring update

STREAM Team Winter update

Over the past six months, the Science & Monitoring team has continued collecting and analysing environmental data across the Mulloon catchment, strengthening one of Australia's most significant landscape rehydration evidence bases.

The team is growing!

As Mulloon continues to grow, we're delighted to welcome our newest team members into the fold. Their energy and expertise strengthen our shared work of regenerating landscapes and building resilient, thriving communities for generations to come.

Pictured left to right

Annabel Selby-Jones - Communications & Marketing Manager Read more
Dr Andrew Moriarty - TIMME Manager Read more
Rhia Martin - Humelink Manager Read more
Harrison Dalton - Environmental Data Scientist Read more

Events

September

• Landscape Rehydration Field Day – Taralga, NSW

All upcoming workshops, bootcamps and events are listed on our website and social media.

We look forward to seeing you out there soon!

Find an event near you

Philanthropic support remains central to Mulloon Institute’s survival. It is with support like yours we can continue to expand our important work.

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Your tax-deductible gift will:

expand our partnership model to new catchments
help us build the capacity of new landholders to restore and rehydrate their landscapes
develop the next generation of catchment-scale solutions
convert our scientific insights into more on-ground action.

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