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Enjoy the wonders of Deep Creek National Park
29 May 2023
Less than 100km from Adelaide lies Deep Creek National Park – known for its spectacular coastline, waterfalls, views and richly preserved environment.
Healthy Coorong, Healthy Basin Science Forum 2023
26 May 2023
The Healthy Coorong, Healthy Basin Science Forum highlights the Restoration Roadmap.
SA takes lead on Australian sea lion recovery
24 May 2023
South Australia is taking a lead role in the recovery of the endangered Australian sea
lion with a new national committee to meet for the first time in Adelaide today.
The flood of a generation
23 May 2023
The Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth region continues to receive water from the largest South Australian flood in more than 50 years.
Community feedback sought on proposed South-East coastal lakes projects
22 May 2023
A proposal to improve the management of numerous South-East coastal lakes is now out for public comment, marking the next step in an ongoing community consultation process.
South Australians urged to call for River Murray promises to be fulfilled
18 May 2023
The state government says the Murray-Darling Basin Plan’s extra 450GL of water for the environment must be fulfilled.
Healthy Coorong, Healthy Basin wins National Award for Excellence
15 May 2023
Healthy Coorong, Healthy Basin Scientific Trials and Investigations (T&I) science program wins National Award for R&D Excellence.
$1m plus funding for SA coastal protection projects
10 May 2023
Ten South Australian councils and six community groups will receive almost $1.1 million to help them undertake coastal protection projects.
Operation Red Gum to target people illegally taking firewood in SE parks and reserves
08 May 2023
People stealing firewood from native forest reserves and conservation parks in the South-East will be targeted by the National Parks and Wildlife Service this autumn after an increase in illegal firewood removal.
Scientists observe post-flood benefits in the Coorong and Lower Lakes
02 May 2023
Plants, fish and macroinvertebrates are all showing positive ecological responses to the recent floodwaters in the Coorong and Lower Lakes – that’s according to the latest research and monitoring underway across the wetland.
