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Have your say: Wittunga Botanic Garden plans
26 August 2019
The community are invited to share their thoughts on new plans for the Wittunga Botanic Garden on Saturday, 7 September.
Help shape the state government’s plan to restore the Coorong
23 August 2019
South Australians have a unique opportunity to be involved in shaping the actions for the restoration of the state’s iconic, but struggling Coorong.
Mount Lofty Summit Trail open again to weekday walkers
21 August 2019
The Waterfall Gully to Mount Lofty Summit Trail, which was temporarily closed on weekdays since early August, has now reopened.
McLaren Vale grape grower fined $24,000 for water theft
20 August 2019
A McLaren Vale grape grower has been fined $24,000 plus costs for illegally taking water from a stock and domestic bore in contravention of the Natural Resources Management Act 2004.
New cockatoo aviary opens at Cleland
19 August 2019
A new aviary featuring one of Australia’s most iconic birds has opened at Cleland Wildlife Park.
$4 million for regional coastal councils
16 August 2019
Regional and outer metropolitan councils can now apply for funding to repair, conserve and enhance South Australia’s coastline.
River Murray water allocations rise to 68 per cent
15 August 2019
There’s positive news for South Australian River Murray irrigators today with minimum water allocations continuing an upward trend – this time to 68 per cent.
Two buildings provisionally listed on State Heritage Register
13 August 2019
Ferrari House on Grenfell Street in the CBD and Marion Cultural Centre on Diagonal Road at Oaklands Park have both been provisionally entered as State Heritage Places on the South Australian Heritage Register.
Environment SA News first anniversary
13 August 2019
It’s been a year since the launch of Environment SA News and to celebrate we’re sharing some of our top news stories.
New management plan for Nullarbor parks
12 August 2019
A new park management plan has been developed for the Nullarbor parks, located approximately 300 kilometres from Ceduna on the west coast of South Australia.
