The Molyullah Tatong Tree & Land Protection Group welcomes the community to connect with them through a range of Landcare activities and events.
The group have recently delivered diverse projects throughout their region covering topics such as:
- Soil carbon (alternative fertilisers)
- Pest plant and animal control and awareness
- Next boxes for arboreal mammals
They are currently delivering a riparian restoration project with funding received through the Victorian Landcare Grants which will add close to 1,000 new trees to the local landscape and protect waterways.
For more information about the Molyullah Tatong Tree and Land Protection Group, please email at: [email protected]
Jenny Muller -Secretary
[email protected]0400456933
Claudia Weinrich -President[email protected]0488211904
This group is supported by the Gecko Clan Landcare Network (Landcare Facilitator: 0448 908 690).

Helen Haines site visit 2025
Helen Haines, Federal Member for Indi, visited the Marriott family property to tour one of their impressive revegetation sites and see firsthand how sustainable agriculture practices are being integrated into their land management.
The visit highlighted the Marriotts’ efforts to combine productive farming with environmental stewardship, including planting native vegetation to enhance biodiversity, improve soil health, and protect waterways, all while maintaining a viable and resilient farming operation. Helen heard directly from the family about the challenges and rewards of implementing sustainable agriculture practices alongside revegetation efforts, such as balancing stock management with habitat restoration and improving long-term land productivity.
Helen expressed her admiration for the Marriotts’ commitment to sustainable farming and acknowledged the critical role local landholders play in shaping environmentally responsible and productive landscapes. The visit underscored the importance of supporting landholders with initiatives like Landcare to continue fostering sustainable agriculture, healthy ecosystems, and resilient regional communities.


