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$4.9 million for vital landscape projects that improve environment and biodiversity
04 March 2024
The latest round of the Landscape Priorities Fund sees $4.9 million spent on 14 projects aimed at better managing land and improving biodiversity throughout South Australia.
Fall head over ‘hills’ for Cleland this March
01 March 2024
Autumn is a magical time of the year in the Adelaide Hills, making March the perfect month to explore Cleland National Park and enjoy a host of special activities.
New world-class enclosure for Cleland’s koalas
28 February 2024
Construction of a state-of-the-art new koala experience enclosure has started at one of South Australia’s most popular wildlife parks.
Rehabilitation underway at important wetlands site
26 February 2024
Vital wetland habitat will be restored at a significant cultural and ecological site in the Lower Lakes as part of a $4 million investment by the Australian Government and the Government of South Australia.
Lower River Murray levees flood recovery funding agreement
05 February 2024
Critical remediation works to government-owned levees in the Lower River Murray Reclaimed Irrigation Area (LMRIA) will progress with the announcement of government funding.
Ecological benefits from River Murray flood and water releases
02 February 2024
Widespread ecological benefits have been observed along the River Murray system in the year since the 2022-23 flood.
Connect with nature in Adelaide’s south
31 January 2024
Glenthorne National Park and Hallett Cove Conservation Park are vital spaces for people to connect with nature in Adelaide’s southern suburbs.
Coastal protection projects share in $1 million
29 January 2024
Eight South Australian councils and a community group will share in just over $1 million of state government grants to undertake a range of coastal protection projects.
Flinders Ranges named in international travel publication's best destinations
08 January 2024
The Flinders Ranges, including the new Nilpena Ediacara National Park, has been named one of the world’s top places to visit by a leading travel publication.
Koalas breed new hope for survival of the species
02 January 2024
A groundbreaking breeding program to safeguard the long-term conservation of koalas in Australia is being hailed as a success after the birth of four joeys at Cleland Wildlife Park.
