Canberra Grammar School visit Mulloon farms

Year 10 geography students recently visited Mulloon farms to learn how the Institute is rehydrating landscapes on both farm and catchment scales, with particular interest in how landscape rehydration and regenerative agriculture are contributing to sustainability and helping to mitigate climate change. 

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Cass Moore
A Letter from the Field

Agricultural student Darcy MacCartie recently completed a two-week placement with our Science and Monitoring team on the Farms at Bungendore as part of his AgriFutures Scholarship. Here’s his story…

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Cass Moore
Art-science poster to depict water everywhere, all at once

Water moves in extraordinary ways, its delicate and monumental patterns creating health and havoc everywhere! Laura and artist Kim Williams are working to tell this story as simply as possible in a ‘Patterns and Processes of the water cycle’ poster for schools and others, a creative task requiring some dedicated holistic thinking.  

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Cass Moore
Science Monitoring Team updates

Our Science & Monitoring team have been busy with a changing of the guard, regular maintenance and download works, and hosting several guests and collaborators on the farms on some very frosty mornings.

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Cass Moore
Poetry in motion: the water cycle reimagined

Year 2 students at The Scots College reimagined the water cycle in dynamic collages at a recent school workshop. They depicted striking patterns in soils, waterways, the atmosphere and elsewhere to deepen their understanding of features of the water cycle that are large and small, changing state and shaping our world every day. 

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Revisiting Russmore one year on

Recently Mulloon Institute Landscape Planner Tony Wells interviewed Roger Sendall about how things have been going at his property Russmore since he attended, and hosted, one of our bootcamps there in 2022.

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Cass Moore
Farms update

Jim Steele and his team at Mulloon Creek Natural Farms have been upgrading much of our farm’s infrastructure with a new egg grading and packaging machine, despite experiencing twice average rainfalls on a rolling 12-month basis since 2020.

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Kelly Thorburn