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.
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.
Celebration of the inspiring life of Tony Coote AM, at his favourite sporting club in Sydney, from 2.30 to 4.30pm.
Visit by Australian Prime Minister (Malcolm Turnbull), Agriculture Minister (Stuart Littleproud) and Assistant Environment Minister (Melissa Price) to see our work repairing and rehydrating landscapes.
Two day Landscape Rehdyration workshop presented by Cam Wilson from The Mulloon Institute on how to retain moisture in the landscape while tackling erosion. Hosted by NQ Dry Tropics at Sonoma Station, Collinsville QLD.
Visit by Senator Jim Molan to learn about The Mulloon Institute's work restoring the natural function of the Mulloon Creek watershed in southern New South Wales.
Conference focusing on integrating innovative approaches to mine design, management and operation for delivering enhanced environmental, social and economic performance.
Riverina Highlands Landcare Network annual dinner, featuring presentation from Peter Hazell of The Mulloon Institute.
2018 Farming Together National Forum - a resource for primary producers to help with collaboration, value-adding, building marketplace strength and boosting returns.
Two day workshop with Cam Wilson looking at designing a property based approach to water management with hands-on construction of landscape features to reduce run-off and prevent gully erosion. Workshop organised by NQ Dry Tropics NRM.
Film launch of ‘Buffers, Sponges + Moderators’ from Rivers of Carbon.
One day conference in Yass with presentations from Dr Bradley Opdyke, Dr Charles Massy, Dr Christine Jones and Dr Siwan Lovett. The Mulloon Institute will also be there.
Landholder visit to see first hand the on-ground works conducted so far in Stage 1 of the Mulloon Community Landscape Rehydration Project.
The NSW branch of Soil Science Australia will be visiting Mulloon Creek Natural Farms to view the compost trial sites and learn about mixed farming land use and time cell grazing management.
A three-part series building capacity in Natural Sequence Farming, soil rehydration and erosion control in grazing landscapes. Workshop location: Home Hill, QLD.
Learn to grow more grass, prepare for dry seasons, and manage grazing during dry seasons and droughts. Two day workshop, Braidwood.
Learn to grow more grass, prepare for dry seasons, and manage grazing during dry seasons and droughts. Two day workshop, Braidwood.
Year 12 Agricultural Science students from The Scots College will visit our living laboratory at Mulloon Creek Natural Farms.
Year 12 Geography students from Canberra Girls Grammar School will visit The Mulloon Institute's living laboratory at Mulloon Creek Natural Farms for a day of learning and discovery.
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.
Learn to grow more grass, prepare for dry seasons, and manage grazing during dry seasons and droughts. Two day workshop, Braidwood.
Learn to grow more grass, prepare for dry seasons, and manage grazing during dry seasons and droughts. Two day workshop, Braidwood.
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.
