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.

Hear from the host about how they designed their project to be achievable, economical and effective. Share a meal, take part in construction and enjoy the day with fellow regenerators while gaining practical skills.    

This Introductory Landscape Rehydration Field Day presented by Mulloon Institute provides a foundational understanding of a farm’s water cycle and our approaches to rehydrating rural landscapes. 

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.

A FREE Zoom webinar that covers practical information on how to prepare catchment plans using examples from the Wheatbelt of WA.

Join Erin Healy from Mulloon Institute for a hands-on workshop designed to help landholders improve landscape hydration. The workshop will be held on a farm with real-life examples of hydrological issues and interventions.

Mulloon's Landscape Planner Lance Mudgway will provide details of what Landscape Rehydration is, how it is undertaken and what the benefits are to farming enterprises and the wider Catchment. 

This FREE workshop is open to all mohair producers in Australia and local landholders interested in learning landscape restoration methods. The workshop forms part of the Australian Mohair Industry Drought Resilience Implementation Plan (AMIDRIP).

Join Mulloon Institute and RegenWA for a hands-on field day focused on improving landscape function and productivity through practical, out-in-the field demonstrations and first-hand experiences shared.

This FREE workshop is open to all mohair producers in Australia and local landholders interested in learning landscape restoration methods. The workshop forms part of the Australian Mohair Industry Drought Resilience Implementation Plan (AMIDRIP).

You're invited to join Watershed Landcare and Mulloon Institute for a jam-packed one-day workshop learning how to manage water and successfully implement a landscape rehydration project on your property.

A morning workshop at Rylington Park, introducing the concepts and interventions of landscape rehydration and restoration.

Hear from the host about how they designed their project to be achievable, economical and effective. Share a meal, take part in construction and enjoy the day with fellow regenerators while gaining practical skills.    

In this enlightening Zoom webinar, esteemed experts including Mulloon Institute CEO Carolyn Hall will guide you through the theory and practice of regenerative farming. They will explore how simple, low-cost techniques can replenish soil carbon, restore moisture balance, reduce emissions, and enhance productivity.

South Australia we’re headed your way! Mulloon’s Lance Mudgway will be guest speaking at this FREE event about all things landscape rehydration.

While you’re in the neighbourhood for the Mulloon Rehydration Conference, Martin Royds has generously opened Jillamatong for guided tours to see a small catchment, Whole of Farm Rehydration. Click to book your place to visit this extraordinary example of landscape rehydration in action.

Join West Australian Landcare Network and guest panellists, including Mulloon’s Tam Connor, for a collaborative event with Perth NRM/RegenWA as we take a deep dive into the framework around developing a successful and coordinated Community of Practice (COP).

Join NQ Dry Tropics and Mulloon Institute as they showcase the outcomes of landscape rehydration works undertaken in 2022 on Weetalaba Station at Newlands in QLD.

CREEK FEAST is an exciting event bringing together experts, landholders and the community to explore the fascinating realms of local biodiversity and riparian ecosystems.

Mulloon Institute Landscape Planner Lance Mudgway will provide details of what Landscape Hydration is, how it is undertaken and what the benefits are to farming enterprises and the wider catchment in this Quindanning region workshop.

This Friday 16 Feb, Carolyn Hall will be the guest of HydroTerra’s Managing Director Richard Campbell to discuss the implementation of innovative land management approaches that enable land managers to create healthier landscapes with more resilience to climatic extremes.

Get to know the health of your soil through simple DIY tests in this practical field day led by Soil Scientist, Philip Mulvey. We'll discuss the importance of mending and maintaining the small water cycle and how to build and track soil carbon on your farm.