Baseline surveys & ongoing monitoring


Scientific baseline surveys were conducted prior to the Mulloon Rehydration Initiative being implemented to monitor the project’s impact on Mulloon Creek and the surrounding catchment. Ongoing monitoring is also being conducted during the project to monitor changes. This monitoring sits within the scope of the Mulloon Rehydration Initiative’s extensive monitoring framework, as outlined in the following peer reviewed paper, published in 2022.

The Mulloon Rehydration Initiative is jointly funded through the Mulloon Institute and the Australian Government’s National Landcare Program, with additional support from the NSW Government’s Environmental Trust.

Soils

Invertebrates


Fish

Hydrology


Vegetation & Riparian Conditions

Frogs


Regenerative Agriculture

Birds



Research Opportunities

FOR POST GRADUATE STUDENTS

A broad range of projects are available and open to all universities for Honours, Masters and PhD students to undertake post graduate studies in flora, fauna, hydro and soils and production systems as part of the Mulloon Rehydration Initiative. To learn more about the current offering from ANU go here:  Learn more here.

Enquiries for post-graduate study opportunities can be directed to Science Officer/Spatial + Remote, Chris Inskeep, via chrisinskeep@mullooninstitute.org

Enquiries for post-graduate study opportunities can be directed to Science Officer/Spatial + Remote, Chris Inskeep, via chrisinskeep@mullooninstitute.org

Macroinvertebrate image courtesy of ANU