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Carolyn featured in international Groundswell documentary release

Carolyn featured in international Groundswell documentary release

The inspiring new documentary, part of the Kiss The Ground series created by Josh & Rebecca Tickell, highlights how keeping water in the landscape rehydrates and regenerates landscapes, restores soil function and helps build resilience for people, farms and...

Restoring landscape function on your horse property

Restoring landscape function on your horse property

Pick up a print or digital copy at hoofbeats.com.au to read our practical land management tips for horse owners, including how and why small water cycles support healthier horses and steps to getting started on your equestrian property.

Guyra landholder’s rehydration journey

Guyra landholder’s rehydration journey

Ben Evans, a graduate of the Mulloon Bootcamp and Mentoring program spoke with the Armidale Council's Summit Magazine about his landscape rehydration journey.

Old Cameron Downs – NT Country Hour

Old Cameron Downs – NT Country Hour

Mulloon's Lance Mudgway spoke with Matt Brann on the ABC's NT Country Hour in June 2025 about bringing water back to the landscape at Old Cameron Downs.

Changing the nation’s rivers for sustainable agriculture

16 October 2025

Changing the nation’s rivers for sustainable agriculture

Changing the nation's rivers for sustainable agriculture - Helen Trinca. The Australian, 03 February 2024.

Mulloon Institute touches down in Texas, USA

Mulloon Institute touches down in Texas, USA

Wildcat Bluff Nature Center

Gary Nairn honoured with State Memorial Article

27 November 2024

Gary Nairn honoured with State Memorial Article

Monaro Post, 27 November 2024.

Gary Nairn honoured with State Memorial Cover

27 November 2024

Gary Nairn honoured with State Memorial Cover

Monaro Post, 27 November 2024.

Immature soil carbon sequestration market putting farms at contractual risk

Immature soil carbon sequestration market putting farms at contractual risk

The Australian Business Review, 21 May 2023

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Cultural burns, biochar & landscape rehydration

Cultural burns, biochar & landscape rehydration

A co-design workshop brought together Wiradjuri knowledge-holders, farmers, artists and Mulloon Institute staff to explore how cultural burning, biochar and landscape rehydration can work together. The approach turns potential bushfire fuel into a resource that supports healthier soils, improved...

Platypus, freshwater jellyfish and 9,500 DNA clues: What eDNA is revealing about the Mulloon Catchment

24 September 2026

Platypus, freshwater jellyfish and 9,500 DNA clues: What eDNA is revealing about the Mulloon Catchment

How can you measure the health of a landscape? Recently, Mulloon Institute undertook a environmental DNA (eDNA) study across three sites in the Mulloon catchment. The results have provided a fascinating snapshot of life within our waterways and, perhaps...

New life for an ephemeral creek: Lorrina works complete in the Durran Durra catchment

New life for an ephemeral creek: Lorrina works complete in the Durran Durra catchment

On-ground works are complete at Lorrina, our Water Stewardship Program demonstration site on Brushy Hill Creek near Braidwood, where new natural infrastructure is boosting biodiversity, habitat and water security in an ephemeral gully system – and an 18-month monitoring...

Resilience eNews Winter 2026 ❄️

Resilience eNews Winter 2026 ❄️

Our winter eNewsletter is out now!

Winter reflections from the Chair

Winter reflections from the Chair

The Winter edition of Resilience eNews provides an opportunity to thank Rose Nairn OAM and Robert Purves AM for their contributions to the Institute, not only as recent directors but also as long-term supporters of our work and people.

Community, creeks and the hunt for platypus DNA

Community, creeks and the hunt for platypus DNA

On a crisp winter’s morning in late June, a hardy crew of creek-lovers gathered at Bangalla, near Moss Vale, for the Creek Health and Habitat Day. Generously hosted by landholder Sandy Purves on the Water Stewardship Program‘s Kellys Creek...

Two properties, one creek: Winter works wrap up on Kellys Creek

Two properties, one creek: Winter works wrap up on Kellys Creek

Winter isn’t the easiest season to build in-stream structures, but that didn’t stop the Water Stewardship Program team from completing construction across two neighbouring properties on Kellys Creek this year: Bangalla and Burwood Lodge, both part of the Moss...

First cab off the rank in the Brogers Creek catchment

First cab off the rank in the Brogers Creek catchment

Kangaroo Valley rarely looks anything but green. Beneath that lush picture, though, local landholders have been increasingly concerned by the slow, and sometimes very quick, incision and erosion of the small feeder streams that carry water into larger waterways...

Regulatory Reform remains key to scaling Nature Repair in Australia

Regulatory Reform remains key to scaling Nature Repair in Australia

One of the most encouraging developments for Mulloon Institute recently has been the successful approval of a private landscape rehydration project after what has been a long and often challenging regulatory process.

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