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“The idea of agriculture and rehydration working together is a fantastic thing.”

– Gerard Lyons, ‘Four Mile Station’ near Majors Creek.

Hear from Australian farmers in Queensland and New South Wales, the Australian Government and the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network as they attest to the success of our sustainable agriculture initiatives. Discover where it all began at Mulloon Creek and the profound changes our work has inspired in communities and landscapes alike.

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"It's going to make a hell of a difference I think."

John West

Westview Farm, Mulloon NSW

"If this really works for us it won't be unique anymore, it'll be a commonplace."

Gerry Carroll

'Mulloon Farm', Mulloon NSW

"There will be generations ahead of us that will feel the benefit from the work done by the Mulloon Institute."

Sue Tuisk

Palerang, Mulloon NSW

"They're making us all more knowledgeable about what happens in the landscape. They've definitely improve the value of our land and we have the ability, certainly, to run more cattle."

Ulli Tuisk

Palerang, Mulloon NSW

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“The ultimate aim for us is to rehydrate the soils, slow down the erosion, make more water available and make more use of the rainfall we get so we get more infiltration and make our season go a little bit longer.”

Chris Lefeuvre

‘Worona Station’ near Townsville

“The idea of agriculture and rehydration working together is a fantastic thing.”

Gerard Lyons

‘Four Mile Station’ near Majors Creek

“If this puts more moisture there, we’ll have a better response with our grasses around these areas.”

Tim Whelan

‘Bumbleginny Station’ near Charters Towers

“The more excess water we get in the wet, that we can keep until the end of the year, the longer our growing season will be and the more productive our pastures.”

Paul Lefeuvre

‘Belemaher’ near St Margaret’s Creek

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"We are thrilled to learn that Mulloon Institute, together with the Australian National University, is conducting projects aimed at developing and testing farming practices and agricultural models that would be more sustainable on an economic, social and environmental point of view. We feel we have much to learn from you, and therefore invite you to partner with the SDSN on the above-mentioned Initiative, to identify synergies between our work and develop concrete cases for agricultural transformation pathways in Australia."

United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network

Then Prime Minister Scott Morrison visited Mulloon Institute in October 2018 to see first-hand how landscape repair and rehydration is boosting the Mulloon Creek Natural Farms' drought resilience and improving agricultural output.

Scott Morrison

The Hon Shane Stone AC QC, former Coordinator General of the Australian Government's National Drought & North Queensland Flood Response & Recovery Agency, visited the Mulloon Rehydration Initiative with his team in September 2020.

Shane Stone

The Governor General of the Commonwealth of Australia The Hon David Hurley AC DSC (Retd) and his wife Her Excellency Mrs Linda Hurley, visited Mulloon Creek Natural Farms in October 2020.

David Hurley
Our Team

Discover the people who bring our vision to life.

Vision & Mission

As global leaders in landscape restoration we aim to rehydrate landscapes using world-class scientific research, education, and demonstration.

Sponsors & Funders

Acknowledging the public, trusts, foundations, government, and sponsors who support our vital work.

Awards & Accreditations

Explore the awards and acknowledgements that recognise our achievements and impact.