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Head for the hills this April to celebrate Park of the Month
01 April 2022
Autumn in the Adelaide Hills is a magical and colourful time of the year – heralding the start of the national park hiking season and cooler but sunny days that are perfect to explore the outdoors.
Scott Creek Conservation Park reopens to the public
30 March 2022
More than a year after it closed, Scott Creek Conservation Park has reopened to the public.
Celebrate sea puppies this International Seal Day
22 March 2022
March 22 is International Seal Day, with people are being encouraged to join the growing number of citizen scientists doing their bit to track the location of South Australian sea lion populations.
Simpson Desert, Witjira national park re-opens to four wheel drives
17 March 2022
Summer closures have been extended in Munga-Thirri-Simpson Desert and Witjira national parks as a result of heavy rainfall and flooding affecting road access.
Coorong National Park is celebrated in March
08 March 2022
Not only is it the home of Storm Boy, Coorong National Park protects a vast wetland of international importance and the fragile dune systems of the Younghusband Peninsula.
New lookout opens in Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park
16 February 2022
The new Gulawulgawi Ngunda Nhagu – Cape Spencer Lookout has opened in Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park providing visitors with spectacular 360-degree views of Investigator Strait and the Althorpe Island group, as well as Kangaroo Island in the distance.
Come and explore the parks of Onkaparinga this February
03 February 2022
From rugged clifftop views to wetland ponds, floodplains and intertidal rock pools, there is something for everyone to discover in the Onkaparinga parks.
South Australia welcomes Koala birth in United Kingdom
02 February 2022
Jobs continue to flow from Myponga Reservoir
31 January 2022
The opening of the state’s reservoirs is the gift that keeps on giving for South Australians, with plans unveiled for two projects worth $6.6 million that will transform Myponga Reservoir into a never-seen-before Fleurieu Peninsula eco-tourism hotspot – providing a significant boost to the economy and creating local jobs.
High Murray flows spawn a successful breeding season
25 January 2022
Fish monitoring undertaken throughout November and December has shown a major breeding response from native fish in the River Murray with the largest numbers of golden perch (callop) larvae recorded in the last eight years.
