This mapping workshop was spent exploring the many layers of the Capertee Valley interactive map such as soils, geology, hydrology and vegetation communities and demonstrating a range of free and user friendly apps.

This event on Victoria’s Bass Coast gave participants a tangible learning experience in the field as they were taught the principles and mechanics of building in-stream rock structures, log-sill and rock weirs, and a brush weir. 

Hot off the back of our NSW Banksia Awards WIN at the end of 2024, we’re thrilled to announce the multi-award winning Mulloon Rehydration Initiative has been listed again as a FINALIST in the 2025 National Banksia Awards for the Biodiversity Award!

With climate change and landscape degradation posing serious threats to water quality, this exciting new initiative is a critical step toward restoring the resilience of our waterways and supporting the landholders who help protect them.

What do you get when you put two farmers, a hydrologist and science communicator in front of an audience of knowledgeable drought resilience practitioners? You get an ‘out of the box’ interactive presentation and great conversations!   

In this Talkin’ After Hours podcast, Mulloon’s WA-based Landscape Planner and Hydrologist, Lance Mudgway chatted with the Lower Blackwood LCDC on the importance of effective water management in WA's agricultural landscapes, particularly in the context of climate change and land degradation. 

The 2024 NSW Sustainability Success Stories is a celebration of innovation and excellence in sustainability, showcasing the winners and finalists of the 2024 NSW Sustainability Awards. This online booklet tells the stories of all the NSW 2024 winners – including Mulloon Institute who won the Biodiversity Award!

Have a happy and safe Christmas Holiday period, from all of us at Mulloon Institute and Mulloon Consulting!

In early October, Lance Mudgway brought his hydrology expertise back to Paraway Farm in WA as part of the Landscape Rehydration for Improved Productivity field day. This report was captured by RegenWA, and the beautiful video shot by Simple Ben Stories.

The educational Landscape Kit developed for Mulloon Institute in the ANU Design Studio course has won the Craft + Design Canberra Emerging Contemporaries Exhibition Award!

As the end of year races towards us at breakneck speed, it’s time to hit the brakes, grab a favourite beverage and enjoy our summer edition of Resilience from your favourite garden spot listening to the cicadas.

Happy chooks, happy cows and calves, new poultry sheds! It’s all here in the spring MCNF roundup.

Immersed in a broad valley of several hundred hectares, amongst the Swamp Casuarina and Paperbark forests, Mulloon’s Learning Programs team and members of the Minyumai community explored the vibrant cultural landscape, and its relationship with energy, the water cycle, life, and the lie of the land at this 2-day bootcamp.

The Boots on Ground Project Day was a culmination of several months of the Communities of Practice Mentoring Program in Queensland. When the day came, this passionate community turned out to move rocks in 40c heat, all in the name of restoring their landscapes!

Due to popular request from many who were unable to travel for this event, we share memories and resources from the State Memorial Service for our late Chairman, The Hon Gary Nairn AO that was held at Home Farm on 22 November 2024.

Matt Egerton-Warburton reflects on the immense legacy, leadership and vision that Mulloon Institute draws from our late Chairman, The Hon Gary Nairn AO.

CEO and Managing Director Carolyn Hall brings you all the news from an incredibly busy quarter for Mulloon Institute, with more international recognition coming before the year is out!

Mulloon Consulting General Manager Jono Forrest looks back on an incredibly busy and fruitful quarter for the MC team and their clients around Australia.