A unique opportunity to visit Mulloon Institute’s Home Farm for an insightful discussion and a guided Walk & Talk through some of the Mulloon Rehydration Initiative. Discover how landscape-scale restoration helps build healthier, more resilient farms, waterways and communities.

Join key Mulloon Institute staff members:

Carolyn Hall: CEO Mulloon Institute

Nolani McColl: Executive Landscape Planner

Andrew Moriarty: Manager, TIMME Project

Kathy Kelly: Chair, Mulloon Creek Natural Farms Advisory Committee

This immersive field experience offers an opportunity to see landscape rehydration in practice while learning about the innovative projects, programs and tools being developed by Mulloon Institute to support land managers, practitioners and organisations across Australia.

Discover:

Landscape rehydration principles in action

The Mulloon Rehydration Initiative and its impact on farms, waterways and biodiversity

Catchment-scale planning and implementation

A key initiative called TIMME (Training, Implementation, Mentoring, Monitoring and Evaluation) and how it is empowering communities of practice to increase the health and resilience of their landscapes.

Building resilient landscapes, businesses, and communities.

Whether you're a farmer, land manager, consultant, environmental professional, policymaker or simply passionate about sustainable land management, this is a valuable opportunity to connect with industry leaders and see landscape rehydration firsthand.

Walk the landscape. Hear the story. Explore the projects, tools and approaches helping restore resilience across Australian landscapes.

COST: $100. Places are limited, morning tea and lunch included.

This event received funding from the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund.

Contact the host of Landscape Learnings & Conversations