The Impact of Sheldon’s Partnership with Yambulla

In April Sheldon hosted the Yambulla team at our North Sydney office to discuss the future of our partnership, and how we support Yambulla in their mission to develop better models for land management through their guiding principle of Sharing Country. 

As a long time supporter of the Yambulla project, Sheldon is proud of the progress that the organisation has made in developing their multi-stakeholder approach for land regeneration and knowledge sharing.

Robyn Law discusses Sheldon’s partnership with Yambulla’s team Jim Osborne and Kate Leury Nielsen.

What is Yambulla?

Yambulla’s ambition is to develop productive, equitable and sustainable new models that other landowners will feel inspired to adopt. They set an example by adopting a co-custodian approach to land management on their 1500ha area of land in southeastern NSW. Yambulla works with multiple stakeholders including ecologists, forestry experts, regenerative economists and Indigenous knowledge-holders to develop programs for restoring and maintaining waterways, invasive species control, native grains harvesting and regenerative forestry.
 
How does Sheldon support Yambulla?

Sheldon has provided a range of resources to Yambulla over the past four years. Sheldon’s co-owner Robyn Law works with Yambulla weekly as part of the leadership team and Sheldon has directly supported several initiatives such as Cultural burns and the construction of access roads through the property. Sheldon is always looking for ways to support Yambulla’s mission and use the knowledge sharing opportunities to educate our staff and clients on the importance of prioritising land regeneration and caring for Country.

Sheldon sponsored the construction of this road on Yambulla property which has improved access and operations.