A State Memorial to celebrate the life of the Honourable Gary Nairn AO will take place at 11.00 am on Friday 22 November 2024 at Mulloon Institute’s Home Farm. Family, friends, representatives of organisations and members of the public are welcome to attend the State Memorial. Click for more information, to register your attendance or to leave an online condolence. *Note, registrations are essential.

A glittering interactive diorama to highlight transpiration cycles, and a magnetised landscape kit with felt, crochet and laser-cut timber components. These are the creations of some very imaginative ANU Design Studio students.

Mulloon Institute is thrilled to be presenting the Australian premiere of Hummingbird Films' Regenerating Life, a film by John Feldman, on Saturday 26 October at 2pm, at Palace Electric Cinema, 2 Phillip Law St, Canberra. This event is part of a worldwide series of community screenings. It will be followed by a Q&A with a guest panel.

Mulloon’s WA-based Landscape Planner and Hydrologist Lance Mudgway recently had ABC reporter Jan Kohout on board when he visited Mainoru Station in the Northern Territory.

In early September, Mulloon’s CEO Carolyn Hall welcomed NSW State Member for Oxley, Michael Kemp, to Mulloon Farms to showcase the positive impact of landscape management through natural infrastructure interventions and to discuss the red tape hindering the progression of evidence-based science to support small water cycles in catchment areas.

Mulloon Institute is excited to celebrate a new nature-positive collaboration with Soils For Life as we continue to tackle the challenge of rehydrating catchments on a national scale.

Following a hectic winter for all our teams across Australia, the Spring edition of our eNewsletter Resilience is now available.

Matt Egerton-Warburton presents his spring report on all the behind-the-curtains work that the Mulloon Board and Law Committee have been working on over the previous few months.

WSAA recently published 'Nature Positive Water', highlighting the varied ways water is critical to a nature-positive future, and Mulloon Institute is thrilled that our emerging relationship with WaterNSW, and the Mulloon Rehydration Initiative, are highlighted in one of the published chapters.

CEO Carolyn Hall reflects on strengthening landscape resilience and advancing key national projects including rehydration work and saving endangered frogs, global collaborations in Zambia, and participating in an ecosystem leadership program for planetary healing and regeneration.

Frosty mornings and windy days under sunny skies have kept the Science and Monitoring team on their toes this winter.

Inspiring change in the WA Wheatbelt – another successful landscape rehydration Professionals Intensive as part of our Communities of Practice Project

We are thrilled to be collaborating with Dr Laura Norman, Supervisory Research Physical Scientist at the US Geological Survey on the next three animations in our learning programs series.

Rainfall has returned to 'average' this winter on the farms, enabling a successful calving season and boosting the chicken flock rotations.

A private group of visiting Japanese Doctors and Professors recently joined staff from Global Landcare, and Landcare NSW, for a visit to Mulloon Creek Natural Farms.

Earlier this month, Mulloon Consulting’s GM Jono Forrest presented at the 11th Australian Stream Management bi-annual conference in South Australia. 

Two student teams from ANU's School of Art and Design are developing prototypes for an interactive fabric landscape systems kit, and devising a way to model the thermodynamic properties of water - so vital to buffering the sun’s powerful energy in our landscapes.  

We recently joined forces with the Australian Mohair Marketing Organisation (AMMO) to present a Landscape Rehydration Introductory Workshop at Spring Range near Canberra. This was the first of two free workshops, with the next one coming up later this year near Toowoomba, Queensland.