How to catch water and restore landscapes on your property

Learn how to apply simple strategies to improve productivity and drought resilience. Optimise water cycling and landscape function. 

A skills-based two-day course about harnessing the water cycle to improve landscape function on your property. See how these solutions are constructed and can work with your goals.  Supported by Transgrid, Kyeamba Valley Landcare and presented by Mulloon Institute.

Through activities that blend scientific principles and practical skills, you will learn:  

how to identify and prioritise issues on your property and make real changes to the way water influences your farm’s viability
practical application of sound planning and design principles to give your landscape rehydration project the best chance of success

Dates: 8-9 September 2026

Time: 8:30am – 4:30pm (both days)

Cost: $60

Presenters: Mulloon Institute Landscape Planners Annabel Manning and Mitch Lennon

Location: Kyeamba Valley district (address upon registration)

Contact: Peter Lawson, plawson@trewalla.outlook.com

This Mulloon Institute Communities of Practice (CoP) project is part of Transgrid's Community Investment and Benefits Program for HumeLink, designed to ensure local communities share in the positive outcomes of the HumeLink project through targeted funding and support. The CoP empowers communities along the HumeLink corridor to restore local water cycles, improve water quality, and build resilience to climate change through the use of nature-based solutions.

Mulloon Institute is a leading research and education organisation helping to build resilient regional communities by supporting the long-term, sustainable growth of Australian agriculture.

Contact the host of Landscape Rehydration Bootcamp – Kyeamba Valley, NSW