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Sand movement from Semaphore to West Beach recommencing
11 October 2020
Works to move sand from Semaphore to West Beach will restart tomorrow (Monday 12 October) and be completed by early November.
New trail open at Cleland Conservation Park
10 October 2020
The Adelaide Hills has a new walking and cycling trail which offers a more accessible, family-friendly option for those wanting to explore Mount Lofty.
Thousands of trees to be planted on suburban Adelaide streets
08 October 2020
Almost $1 million of funding has been awarded by Green Adelaide to local councils to support the planting of thousands of trees across Adelaide to keep suburban streets green and cool.
Environmental works at Pike and Katarapko floodplains begin operations
06 October 2020
Newly-constructed environmental infrastructure including regulators, fishways and a blocking bank has begun its first operations at the Pike and Katarapko floodplains.
Moratorium lifted on domestic bores in Adelaide
04 October 2020
South Australians will have access to a wider range of water sources with the lifting of a moratorium on the drilling of new domestic bores in Adelaide.
Wittunga Botanic Garden gets a $750,000 boost
02 October 2020
Wittunga Botanic Garden at Blackwood is set to become even more popular, with a new viewing platform and nature play area to be built through $750,000 funding from the Adelaide City Deal.
SA’s oldest National Park is celebrated during Park of the Month this October
01 October 2020
The birthplace of the national parks system in South Australia has long been a favourite for generations of South Australians.
Survey of Eyre Peninsula’s super saltmarsh carbon sinks
01 October 2020
How has the eastern Eyre Peninsula’s threatened saltmarsh vegetation changed over the past 25 years?
King of the sea returns to Coffin Bay
30 September 2020
Kingfish have recently been observed making their way into the Coffin Bay area, where it is thought they use the protected bays for spawning.
More than 650 hectares added to four national parks
25 September 2020
More than 650 hectares has been added to four of South Australia’s national parks to strengthen conservation and biodiversity across the state.
