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Our globally acclaimed rehydration techniques at both property and catchment scales are helping farmers throughout Australia build resilient, productive and profitable farms. These practices foster a harmonious relationship between agriculture and the environment.

Mulloon Institute’s goal is to rehydrate and rehabilitate 2.5 million hectaresof agricultural land.

We aim to improve the resilience, productivity and profitability of over5,000farming families through our works, advice and support.

Why support the Mulloon Institute?

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We work with world-class partners on long-term research projects recognised by the United Nations. 

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We direct your funds where they are needed most, for the most immediate impact.

Our unique triple-bottom line approach to regenerative land management honours the crucial relationship between community, economics and environment.   

We focus on solutions and run our own projects on the ground, initiating, measuring and making it happen for positive long term change.

With financial and in-kind support from our partners

Your generous donation will be directed to where it is needed most, to help create resilient landscapes for present and future generations. The Mulloon Institute Limited – Public Fund Account has deductible gift recipient endorsement from the Australian Taxation Office. Donations of $2 or more are tax deductible. Mulloon Institute is registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission.