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Find out how one of Australia’s longest running biodiversity programs, Bounceback, is helping recover native species across South Australia’s semi-arid ranges.

Need inspiration for the school holidays? The Nature Festival has your school holiday plans sorted with plenty of activities for the whole family.

Want to combine your love of history and the outdoors? Here’s a list of some beautiful state heritage places that are great to visit during spring.

Find out about some of the amazing wildlife that call South Australia home.

Thousands of migratory shorebirds visit Adelaide’s northern coastline each year. This World Migratory Bird Day (14 October), we’ve rounded up 5 frequent flyers.

Slide into these new sand boarding locations at Lincoln National Park and Coffin Bay National Park.

Whether you love swimming, walking, fishing, snorkelling, diving, paddling, surfing or just a campsite with sea views, there’s a national park for your next 4WD camping adventure.

If you’re looking for a new place to camp under the stars, or keen to check out the upgrades to campsites and visitor facilities at your favourite park, read on!

From the hills to the coast, spring is the perfect time to get into nature and picnic in a park.

Do you know your rock-holes from your rock-pools?

Ride 20-kilometres of new mountain bike trails in Mount Remarkable National Park.

Located within the stunning iconic and breathtaking Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park, the Brachina Gorge Geological Trail is a geologist’s dream comes to life.