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SA parks are open for locals to visit
27 March 2020
South Australia’s national parks are available for local people to visit their local park, as long as visitors follow all State and Federal Government COVID-19 guidelines.
Beach replenishment works on track for Easter completion
25 March 2020
The beach replenishment works which involve moving sand from Semaphore to West Beach is set to be completed by Easter.
Bushfire-affected Adelaide Hills habitat to get helping hand
25 March 2020
Woodland bird species devastated by the Cudlee Creek bushfire will get a $1.2 million boost thanks to a new habitat restoration program.
Adelaide ‘re-wilded’ with long-lost butterfly
20 March 2020
Twenty years of effort to reinstate a long-lost butterfly in Adelaide has paid off this month as hundreds of the rare insects are released at specially planted sites.
Parts of Simpson Desert closed due to flooding
20 March 2020
Visitors to the Munga-Thirri-Simpson Desert should be aware that the Queensland portion of the desert will remain closed until early to mid-April due to flooding in the Eyre Creek.
Post-fire an opportunity for easier woody weed control
19 March 2020
Controlling weeds can seem overwhelming, particularly if you have large infestations in tricky areas to access. Added to the sense of difficulty is often a lack of know how.
Wildlife recovery on Kangaroo Island update
18 March 2020
Work is underway to support the recovery of Kangaroo Island wildlife following the summer bushfires.
Yorke Peninsula hooded plover season rated one of the best
18 March 2020
A dedicated team of volunteers on Yorke Peninsula has recorded the survival of 15 more hooded plover fledglings than last year, exceeding breeding season expectations for the shy and vulnerable shorebird that lays its eggs on the beach.
Coorong Partnership community group meets for the first time
18 March 2020
The community group established to provide essential insights into the future management of South Australia’s iconic Coorong met for the first time last week.
Changes to access at Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park
17 March 2020
Access to the Sacred Canyon site within the Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park will change as part of a number of new measures aimed at fostering stronger ties between the local Adnyamathanha people and park visitors.
