Sat, 15 Nov, 9:30am - 3:30pm AEDT
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Join us at our living laboratory for a day of discovery, exploring soil, rehydrated landscapes and water stewardship.
Learn from David Hardwick of Soil Land Food – agroecologist and soils extension specialist – as he demonstrates HASH, an innovative new tool for monitoring soil health.
Hear from Emeritus Professor Stephen Dovers, Chair of the Institute’s Science Advisory Committee, in a Q&A session exploring the latest data on the rehydration of the Mulloon Creek floodplain.
Find out about our communities of practice, including those in our Water Stewardship Program supported by WaterNSW and The Ian Potter Foundation – perhaps there’s one near you!
Celebrate the launch of our new book, The Regenerative Power of Water – a beautifully illustrated guide to landscape rehydration. Discount copies will be available for purchase.
Join a guided tour of Mulloon Creek, showcasing natural infrastructure and restoration in action.
Enjoy a delicious lunch as part of this hands-on day outdoors.
Expect a few surprises, including a delectable ‘soil mousse’ and other creative activities to deepen your understanding of soil, water and landscape systems.
Our field days are always a highlight – great food, great people and the chance to see world-class landscape restoration in action. We can’t wait to see you there!
Mulloon Institute is a leading research, education and advocacy organisation helping to build resilient regional communities by supporting the long-term, sustainable growth of Australian agriculture.
This event is jointly funded through the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and The Ian Potter Foundation.
