Author: Amy Mulcahy

Planting Crew at MM A huge thank you to everyone who came to Tree Day on the 31st of July at MM. Although we didn’t actually plant any trees, we did plant 400 Poas, Lomandras , Hop Goodenias and Prickly Moses. This is good and nesting for butterflies, small mammals, lizards and snakes, caterpillars, small bird…

This newsletter, which we plan to send quarterly, is to let you know what’s happening at Moora Moora, as we encourage each other to live in deeper connection with our environment and each other. As we relaunch the newsletter, we’re getting in touch with those who have contacted us or visited previously. We hope you…

ABC reports on Moora Moora’s Trust For Nature covenant The Moora Moora Cooperative Community has protected 188 hectares of forest in the Yarra Ranges with a conservation covenant https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-11-07/yarra-ranges-forest-the-size-of-94-mcgs-donated-to-conservation/100599702

Some beautiful frosty morning pics of Moora Moora and across the Yarra Valley by member Glen Morris

Wood carving workshops, pumpkin picking days, Spring equinox ritual and more…

Thank you to Susanna, Amy G, Chelsea, Yin, Bec, Simone, Amy M and Sharni for pulling Ragwort and Thistle. It was a fun session and we all enjoyed a drink and a catch up afterwards. Thank you Hardy for your company and thank you Jenny for also working on the thistles in your own time.…

As we entered the ‘not so bad’ area of Holly between Mudburra and Nyora this morning we were all daunted by the extent of the Holly problem. I’m so grateful to Bindi for organising the contractors, and for removing the old fence that was serving as a Holly hedge wall on the eastern Mudburra paddock fence. Thanks…

Moora Moora saw in the new year with Wombacella. Out with 2020. Bring on 2021.