MARTIN ROYDS is a fifth-generation steward of a 435-hectare property near Braidwood, NSW, Australia. While neighbours struggled through the 2020 drought, Martin's watercourses kept flowing. By rebuilding soil, restoring water cycles, and maintaining 100% ground cover, he turned a degraded farm into a national benchmark — with a 230% profit increase and feed costs at a fraction of the regional average. Jillamatong is living proof that observation and restoring natural ecosystem function, pays dividends.

MEAGAN & PETE LANNAN of Barney Creek Livestock run cattle the way landscapes were designed to be grazed — with intention, rotation, and rest. In Montana's Paradise Valley, they've transformed degraded soils into thriving pastures, restored riparian function along riparian areas and proved that well-managed hooves are one of the most powerful tools for rebuilding land health and biodiversity. “What’s good for the herd is good for the bird.”

NICOLE MASTERS is an agroecologist with 25 years supporting farmers and ranchers to read their landscapes, and respond effectively. Her work begins underground, tracing the invisible connections between soil biology, water infiltration, and landscape resilience. Nicole believes the health of a watershed (catchment) starts with living
soil. She is the author of “For the Love of Soil” a book that profiles the actions land managers are taking around the world, with many examples shared from the American West. Her teaching is dynamic and interactive, this workshop promises to leave you in action with many new tools and resources in hand.

Please arrange your own accommodation.
Scholarships are available—please apply!


Email: meagan@integritysoils.com
Phone: 406-570-1116