Twenty yellow spotted bell frogs have been released into the Mulloon Creek environment by staff from Taronga Zoo. This species of frog is currently extinct in the Southern Tablelands due to the chytrid virus and has only survived through breeding in captivity at Taronga Zoo.
Read MoreThe Mulloon Institute brought a four-day regenerative farming course to Nundle during October 2019 that saw 18 participants learn about reading the landscape, and introducing structures to slow the flow of water and rehydrate the soil for when it rains again.
Read MoreNearly 150 people attended a special night out at Capertee recently for a screening of ‘2040’, and to hear about the wonders of landscape rehydration.
Read MoreMichael Shanahan has lived at Tidbinbilla Station Farm since he was a young kid. For most of that time the Tidbinbilla River has peacefully trickled through the property, but that all changed eight years ago.
Read More"While final details of the scholarship are being finalised this week, it will provide funding to attend training courses at both The Mulloon Institute's Natural Sequence Farming* four-day course in NSW as devised by landscape pioneer Peter Andrews, and with RCS - Resource Consulting Services in Queensland."
Read MoreNearly 150 people attended the 2019 Mulloon Creek Field Day. It was a huge success and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Thanks to all who could make it along!
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Read MoreA demonstration site and learning hub in Bowen, Queensland aims to create a meeting place for coming together and sharing ideas about grazing, ecology and everything in between.
Read More“My prediction is, if something does not happen dramatically in the next two months, the Shoalhaven will run dry,” Mr Royds said. “And Braidwood, which pumps out of the Shoalhaven, will be in a pickle. I have at least six mega-litres in one of my weirs which I can pump into the Braidwood storage tank and supply Braidwood with water.”
Read MorePETER Hazell scooped a handful of water from Australia’s most publicised farm pond and gulped it.
“It’s as dry as it has ever been in this region,” said Peter.
Read MoreMulloon Creek Natural Farms are never far from the spotlight. The 2300ha across two properties in NSW’s Southern Tablelands has featured in TV shows, books and hosted numerous Australian farmers.
Read MoreThe Mulloon Institute’s vision is to support the rebuilding of a resilient Australian landscape which produces the water, soil and biodiversity required to produce food and water security for the Australian population in the short and long term.
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Read MoreFood in the Capital will focus on the critical role food production, consumption and new technology must play in helping Canberra become a fully sustainable city. It will bring together business, thought leaders, researchers and government from the ACT and southern NSW and new city/region food initiatives from across Australia.
Read MoreAt The Mulloon Institute, we pride ourselves on the rigour of our methodologies, observations and analysis, and during September there was much of that on show through our work with the Australian National University (ANU).
Read MoreThe Mulloon Community Landscape Rehydration Project is helping support several threatened and vulnerable species by rebuilding the functionality and resilience of Mulloon Creek, its riparian corridor, tributaries, floodplains, wetlands, hills and woodlands.
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Read MoreThe Mulloon Institute and Mulloon Consulting Contracting & Certifying are continuing to work in a variety of topographical situations across Australia as the outcomes of our work are becoming better known, and further afield. Peter Hazell and Bill McAlister returned to work with NQ Dry Tropics NRM in Queensland, while Gary Nairn and Carolyn Hall headed over to Western Australia. [Photo: Garlone Moulin]
Read MoreCalvin and his wife, both from Bowral, recently found ELEVEN double yolkers in a dozen of our Mulloon Creek Natural Farms* eggs, which they bought at their local Harris Farm Markets store. How many have you found?
Read MoreChairman of The Mulloon Institute Gary Nairn AO was invited to speak at the Union, University & Schools Club of Sydney during August, on the topic of ‘Regenerating and Rehydrating the Australian Bush’, using regenerative agriculture and natural sequence farming.
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