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Long before dinosaurs or humans roamed the earth, there was another form of life – the Ediacara biota – the mother of all living animals. In a world that resembled more of an alien habitat, they roamed the shallow seas of Flinders Ranges in a period 550 million years ago. Let’s meet some of them

Unravelling the secrets of an outback sea and a near-alien world has been a lifetime’s work for international paleontologist, Mary Droser. Let’s meet her.

Food waste has a big impact on climate change – and it’s money down the drain. This World Earth Day, learn how you can cut back at home.

Go beyond the 60 minutes this Earth Hour and save energy, reduce your emissions and help your hip pocket with these simple tips to tackle climate change all year round.

This World Water Day think about how you can be more water-wise. Here’s how to make some easy water savings at your place.

Today is International Women’s Day and we wanted to mark it by shining a light on inspirational women from the National Parks and Wildlife Service.

This Sea Week get to know 6 adorable sea creatures that are as cute as their land-based counterparts.

Planning a trip to the Limestone Coast? Be sure to check out Naracoorte Caves, one of South Australia’s most spectacular natural wonders.

Not feeding native animals is important in keeping our wildlife wild. Learn why.

This World Wetlands Day, learn why the Ramsar-listed Coorong and Lower Lakes wetland is so important.