Explore the fungus display, learn about fungal ecology, study fungus identification and after lunch, foray in local environments in search of local fungi. With Alison Pouliot.
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Join Stuart and Peter Andrews from Tarwyn Park Training for a hands-on workshop on redesigning your farm for maximum productivity and enhanced landscape function, while also minimising costs.
Join us for a private tour of Mulloon Creek this autumn on one of our mini Field Days.
From 10am to 3pm. BYO lunch. Numbers limited to 25 per tour. Bookings essential.
This visit to The Mulloon Institute by Year 12 Agricultural Science students will involve a field trip to Mulloon Creek Natural Farms. It will include visiting leaky weirs in the Mulloon Creek regeneration works, and the step diffusion system being used to rehabilitate a steep valley. More detailed sessions will involve monitoring ephemeral creeks and a tour of recent on-ground works in the Mulloon Community Landscape Rehydration Project.
Ozwater is the Australian Water Association’s international water conference and trade exhibition. Returning in 2019 to the Melbourne Convention Exhibition Centre, thousands of water professionals from across Australia and internationally will unite in one of the world's most liveable cities to share ideas on the future of water in Australia. For more information please go to: http://www.ozwater.org/
Based just east of Wagga Wagga (Ladysmith, Book Book, Big Springs region) the Kyeamba Valley Landcare Group are finishing up a project they have been working on, installing low-cost erosion control structures on many of their members’ properties. TMI’s Cam Wilson was significantly involved in the early stages of this project. To celebrate the completion of the project, they are coming for a visit to Mulloon Creek. They are interested in the range of regenerative farming practices being used on the Mulloon Creek Natural Farm, in particular the landscape rehydration aspects – to tie in with their own erosion control work.
For more information please go here: http://www.worldmigratorybirdday.org/
Cam Wilson of MCCC will travel to Central Queensland to deliver a two day workshop that will provide a practical demonstration of erosion control works to mitigate gully erosion in the Fitzroy Basin (the largest water catchment draining into the Great Barrier Reef). The workshop will also provide an introduction to landscape rehydration methods suitable for use in North Queensland.
For more information go here: https://www.volunteeringaustralia.org/2018/12/national-volunteer-week-2019-2/#more-9584
Event hosted by Upper Shoalhaven Landcare.
Discover how local rural communities and farmers are helping build the landscape’s resilience to climate change. Forum speakers are experienced, ‘hands on’ locals who will explore ways that farmers can successfully managing their farms in a changing climate.
Join Stuart and Peter Andrews from Tarwyn Park Training for a hands-on workshop on redesigning your farm for maximum productivity and enhanced landscape function, while also minimising costs.
Join us for a private tour of Mulloon Creek this autumn on one of our mini Field Days.
From 9am to 2pm. BYO lunch. Numbers limited to 25 per tour. Bookings essential.
Join us for a private tour of Mulloon Creek this autumn on one of our mini Field Days.
From 9am to 2pm. BYO lunch. Numbers limited to 25 per tour. Bookings essential.
Join Stuart and Peter Andrews from Tarwyn Park Training for a hands-on workshop on redesigning your farm for maximum productivity and enhanced landscape function, while also minimising costs.
Join us for a private tour of Mulloon Creek this autumn on one of our mini Field Days.
From 9am to 2pm. BYO lunch. Numbers limited to 25 per tour. Bookings essential.
Cancelled due to low numbers - we require a minimum of 20 to run the tours.
Join Stuart and Peter Andrews from Tarwyn Park Training for a hands-on workshop on redesigning your farm for maximum productivity and enhanced landscape function, while also minimising costs.
Join us for a private tour of Mulloon Creek this autumn on one of our mini Field Days.
From 9am to 2pm. BYO lunch. Numbers limited to 25 per tour. Bookings essential.
Cancelled due to low numbers - we require a minimum of 20 to run the tours.
A Field Day on managing grazing to retain moisture. Join Sustainable Farms (and their partner Young Landcare) for this field day as part of their 2019 Summer Series.
For further information on this Field Day/Evening please visit: -
Join Stuart and Peter Andrews from Tarwyn Park Training for a hands-on workshop on redesigning your farm for maximum productivity and enhanced landscape function, while also minimising costs.
In Australia, groundwater provides more than 20 percent of water used each year. With drought placing ever more pressure on Australian water supplies, Ground Water Awareness Week is part of an important campaign to conserve and maintain fresh water for drinking, irrigation and industrial purposes. https://www.ngwa.org/
The animals and plants that live in the wild have an intrinsic value and contributes to the ecological, genetic, social, economic, scientific, educational, cultural, recreational and aesthetic aspects of human well-being and sustainable development.
Held in Board Room, Fenner School Bldg, ANU Canberra City
Landcare East Gippsland and TopSoils are taking 45 farmers from East Gippsland, Victoria on a three day bus trip visiting The Mulloon Institute and the properties of Charlie Maslin and Charles Massy.
Soils for Life interviews being conducted with Gary Nairn and Peter Hazell for a case study looking into the Mulloon Community Landscape Rehydration Project.
Wedding Party held on Mulloon Home Farm utilising the facilities of The Barn and The Loft
Private tour of rehabilitation sites at Mulloon Creek Natural Farms, including sections of Mulloon Creek and the step diffusion system, with Research Coordinator Luke Peel.
Each year The Mulloon Institute hosts students taking part in the National Youth Science Forum.
Each year The Mulloon Institute hosts students taking part in the National Youth Science Forum.
Join The Mulloon Institute’s award winning and innovative landscape rehydration project that ’s helping restore the Mulloon Catchment’s health and vitality.
We will be live streaming our Annual General Meeting on Friday 16th November at 12pm. Simply visit this page and click play at 12pm on Friday to view the live broadcast.
Alternatively, you may view the live stream via Youtube.
Join Stuart and Peter Andrews from Tarwyn Park Training for a hands-on workshop on redesigning your farm for maximum productivity and enhanced landscape function, while also minimising costs.
Join The Mulloon Institute’s award winning and innovative landscape rehydration project that’s helping restore the Mulloon Catchment’s health and vitality.
Three day Landcare conference in Brisbane, featuring keynote addresses, workshops, panels, welcome reception, networking and Awards. 10-12 October 2018.
Two days of workshops for NQ Dry Tropics staff, covering planning, designing and implementing the Mulloon Community Landscape Rehydration Project, including scientific monitoring, successes and challenges.
Hydro-geology and Applied Ecology students from the University of Canberra will visit Mulloon Creek Natural Farms to learn more about different aspects of soil, vegetation, geology, hydrology and overall landscape processes.
Please join us in celebrating the inspiring life of Tony Coote AM this Sunday 9 September at Mulloon Creek Natural Farms, from 2.00 to 4.30pm.
