The Klyoogle Project

This site was chosen particularly for its challenges of steep terrain and degraded environment, to prove the effectiveness of its methods of site regeneration through community participation without the use of chemicals and fertilizers, and through the deployment of best practise, cutting edge technologies in partnership with the established principals of permaculture to create sustainable long term yields which can add value to existing agricultural endeavours by working in harmony with the land, not against it.

Since the initial founding of the Project, under the guidance of it's Project Directors, The Klyoogle Project has undertaken a large body of work with the assistance of 100's of volunteers to regenerate the site, cleaning up creek lines to remove many kilos of discarded waste such as rusty barbed wire and other debris left over from previous farming activities, removing plant, and rootstock of the invasive weeds which took over the disused pastures, replanting key areas with native forest, and sculpting the mountainous land to establish permaculture gardens which utilise the ever increasing nutrient flows generated by the re-establishing forest.

This Project is a 100% off-grid, community based Project which encourages the participation of travelers and tourists who wish to experience the joy of landcare in a supportive environment where they can develop their own skill sets to take with them in their adventures in the wider world.

The vision for the Klyoogle Project is to act as a flagship site as part of a national network of collaborating projects sharing systems, knowledge and resources for the benefit of the environment, landholders, and participating travellers alike, seeking to achieve the tangible outcomes of increased long term yields from Project Sites via the regeneration of water catchments and forests to improve and build soils and encourage rainfall, reestablishment of wildlife and biodiversity corridors to improve regional amenity and tourism values, and the stimulation of regional economies through diversification of farming activities away from labour and chemical intensive monoculture farming practises, to a paradigm of small to medium scale farming, crafting, and ecotourism leveraging off diverse multiple income and product streams to mitigate the inherent risks of climate change, drought, and other adverse socio-economic factors.

Please explore our website: Review our Project section to see some of what we are up to. Contact us if you would like to be involved as a participant or a landholder. Donate to our Project if you would like to assist our cause.

Visit our Shop if you would like to purchase some local art, produce, or other items. Book for a workshop if you would like to take advantage of our Knowledgebase and Resources.

We look forward to hearing from to here from you soon, via our online form:

https://www.crucialidentity.com.au/Kyogle/index.php?contact

We would love you to visit with us or others in our network.

Kind Regards

Keith Knights – Director The Klyoogle Project