Learn and discover

If you’re looking for a memorable experience these school holidays, why not explore the hidden gems of Kangaroo Island with a KI Parks Passport?

As the weather warms up, you might be keen to know about ways you can support local wildlife. Here are the basics.

You might have heard that South Australia is working on a World Heritage nomination for parts of the Flinders Ranges, including our new Nilpena Ediacara National Park.

Heard about the UN Climate Change Conference: COP28 but not sure what it’s about? Here’s what you need to know.

Exploring the great outdoors in South Australia’s national parks offers an opportunity to connect with nature. However, the unpredictability of the natural environment means that safety should always be your top priority.

Summer in South Australia brings the perfect opportunity to explore the natural beauty of our national parks. As the days grow warmer, parks offer an escape from the everyday hustle.

From e-cards to solar lights, there’s plenty you can do to go green for the environment this festive season.

From medicine to batteries, light globes to e-waste, here’s how you can recycle more than just the basics at home.

Pollinators – from the buzzing to the fluttering – play an important role in supporting South Australia’s ecosystems. Learn more about them.

Did you know that there are migratory shorebirds that return to Adelaide each year to spend summer feeding along our coastline and avoiding the cold in the northern hemisphere, in places like Russia and Alaska?

There’s nothing like the sweet tweet of birds in your garden. This National Bird Week (16-22 October) we’re taking you through how to attract them – without a seed feeder.

You may have stumbled upon recent media coverage about the elusive western quoll - so take a moment to get acquainted with this captivating marsupial.