A Landscape Rehydration plan considers the biophysical nature of your property, your capacity to implement Landscape Rehydration works and any on-ground or regulatory constraints to develop a plan that is site specific and responds to your goals, budget and timeframe. A landscape rehydration plan will provide clear details of specific measures to build a resilient landscape. It will also provide recommendations on monitoring and review of these measures over time. The plan will also make recommendations for capacity building and education in landscape rehydration to enhance your ability to manage installations over time. The plan will also provide advice on engaging with your neighbours and the benefits of a catchment wide approach.

Our service includes advice and implementation of recommended monitoring of installations and structures to assist in revealing the apparent and measurable benefits of landscape rehydration. Monitoring can range from the establishment of photo points to drone footage, stream gauges, groundwater monitoring and ecological monitoring. Monitoring is best considered early in the project so that baseline data can be collected or before photos and or footage recorded prior to the implementation of works.

Following a site assessment our team can provide detailed designs suitable for construction for landscape rehydration and erosion control measures. Where regulatory approval is required for the works detailed designs can underpin the information required by regulatory authorities including state and local government for decision making purposes.

As a subsidiary of the Mulloon Institute, and with our links to a range of ground-breaking regenerative farmers and educators, we can provide capacity building and education services to a variety of clients. Mulloon Consulting can offer workshops tailored to your community or group, focused on practical on-ground solutions to management issues and providing a workshop or workshop series introducing landscape rehydration, deomstrating the implementation of landscape rehydration measures and discussing maintenance. Workshops on the elements of catchment scale projects can also be presented.