We have been on a 10 year listening and learning journey and it's finally time to sharpen our pencils and create a master plan for Yambulla. This will be an overarching document that identifies what, where and how our regenerative ideas in native grains, carbon, forestry, eco-tourism and biodiversity will knit together to make this Country the best it can be.
It has been a extremely valuable to take time over learning and we recognise that in a world that values expediency, these opportunities for slow thinking are rare.
We are grateful for generosity of our Indigenous friends who have taught us about the importance of taking time. Understanding that our decisions will affect many generations to come. We are also grateful to them for helping us to understand the concept of Country which shapes our approach to planing:
'encompasses land, waterways, seas and skies, as well as the energy and space in between. It also encompasses relationships. Relationships with plants, relationships with animals and relationships with Ancestors (to name a few).’ Commonground
Master planning Yambulla in a way that is holistic, inclusive, thoughtful and long-term will be a collaborative effort. We will be engaging experts in Lore, Culture, ecology, forestry, carbon, native grains, food forestry to name a few. None of this will be cheap. But it will reap huge rewards in financial, environmental, social and Cultural resilience.
Get in touch if you’d like to support us.
Feel at home in our secluded, architect-designed off-grid guest lodge. Surrounded by nothing but nature as far as the eye can see.
Cool and breezy inthe summer and cosy with wood-fired central heatingin the winter.
We acknowledge the First Nations Peoples as the first inhabitants and traditional custodians of the Yambulla valley and surrounding areas.
We recognise and value their continuing connection to the land and culture.
We have been on a 10 year listening and learning journey and it's finally time to sharpen our pencils and create a master plan for Yambulla. This will be an overarching document that identifies what, where and how our regenerative ideas in native grains, carbon, forestry, eco-tourism and biodiversity will knit together to make this Country the best it can be.
We have been on a 10 year listening and learning journey and it's finally time to sharpen our pencils and create a master plan for Yambulla. This will be an overarching document that identifies what, where and how our regenerative ideas in native grains, carbon, forestry, eco-tourism and biodiversity will knit together to make this Country the best it can be.
It has been a extremely valuable to take time over learning and we recognise that in a world that values expediency, these opportunities for slow thinking are rare.
We are grateful for generosity of our Indigenous friends who have taught us about the importance of taking time. Understanding that our decisions will affect many generations to come. We are also grateful to them for helping us to understand the concept of Country which shapes our approach to planing:
'encompasses land, waterways, seas and skies, as well as the energy and space in between. It also encompasses relationships. Relationships with plants, relationships with animals and relationships with Ancestors (to name a few).’ Commonground
Master planning Yambulla in a way that is holistic, inclusive, thoughtful and long-term will be a collaborative effort. We will be engaging experts in Lore, Culture, ecology, forestry, carbon, native grains, food forestry to name a few. None of this will be cheap. But it will reap huge rewards in financial, environmental, social and Cultural resilience.
Get in touch if you’d like to support us.