Publications

Rehydrating Landscapes in Central Australia, 2023. Mulloon Institute and Northern Hub have collaborated on a project to rehydrate landscapes in Central Australia, a region often affected by drought. This project is a part of the landscape rehydration demonstration project, jointly funded through the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and the Northern Territory Drought Hub.

Duff, L (2022) 'From Landscape Rehydration to Water Resilient Farming: Supporting Practice Change'. Thesis, Master of Integrated Water Management, International Water Centre, Griffith University.

Healy, E., ‘Landscape Rehydration in Western Australia: A Review’, June 2022, Mulloon Institute, 2022

Peel, L., Hazell, P., Bernardi, T., Dovers, S., Freudenberger, D., Hall, C., Hazell, D., Jehne, W., Moore, L., Nairn, G., ‘The Mulloon Rehydration Initiative: The project’s establishment and monitoring framework’, Ecological Management & Restoration, Volume 23, Issue 1, 25-42, 2022

Hall, C., 2021, 'Connections for Resilience: Sharing Land Management Knowledge between Farmers and Politicians’, The Royal Society of Victoria, 133, 23-26, 2021

 

 Annual Reports

Case Studies

 

Posters

Flyers

‘Mulloon Rehydration Initiative: Bringing the community along’, National Landcare Conference, 2022

‘Rehydrating Australia with Landcare’, National Landcare Conference, 2022

‘Regenerating Australia’, National Landcare Conference, 2021

 

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