The Mulloon Institute aims to restore landscape function using carefully planned and designed structures that fit neatly into the landscape.
One type of these structures are leaky weirs, that are built from natural materials such as rocks, logs, soil and vegetation which binds them together. The structures are designed to raise the water level of the stream, and to slow and filter the flow, giving it a chance to infiltrate and recharge the groundwater.
Watch this new video from the Mulloon Institute to learn how they work!
