Environment SA News archive

Explore nature these holidays as new national park infrastructure opens to public
30 June 2022
Upgraded infrastructure at a number of South Australian national parks has opened just in time for the holidays making it the ideal time to get out and explore nature.

Biodiversity credit program opens up for Eyre Peninsula
30 June 2022
Land managers in two areas of Eyre Peninsula have a new opportunity to diversify their income with the Biodiversity Credit Exchange now opening up to the region.

SA company to deliver stunning new multi-day hiking experience in Southern Flinders Ranges
16 June 2022
Plans for a new multi-day walking experience through the spectacular Southern Flinders Ranges are progressing with the announcement of a local company as the successful tender.

Gladstone Gaol closes temporarily while future management options are investigated
16 June 2022
The famous Gladstone Gaol in the state’s mid-north will temporarily close later this month while future management options for the State Heritage-listed site are considered.

A multitude of maps for the Wild South Coast Way
15 June 2022

River Murray water allocations open at 100 per cent
15 June 2022
For the second year straight South Australian River Murray water users will start the water year with 100 per cent of their allocation.

New walk-in campgrounds are complete
15 June 2022

Immersive trail information coming soon
15 June 2022

Osprey nest flies to safer position on Tumby Island
10 June 2022
Work has been underway this week to help conserve and protect the nest of an endangered pair of eastern osprey at Tumby Island Conservation Park on the Eyre Peninsula.

New walk-in campsites open on Wild South Coast Way
08 June 2022
New walk-in campsites along the Wild South Coast Way on the Heysen Trail are now open.