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Adelaide Botanic Garden hosts World Environment Day celebration
04 June 2019
Thousands of South Australian students will visit Adelaide Botanic Garden on Wednesday 5 June to celebrate World Environment Day.
Long-term plan to manage West Beach announced
03 June 2019
South Australia’s vulnerable West Beach will receive $48.4 million in State Government funding for sand replenishment, as well as building a sand recycling pipeline from Semaphore to West Beach.
$4 million for SA’s regional coasts
03 June 2019
Regional South Australia will receive $4 million in funding for coastal councils to help repair, restore and sustain the state’s regional coastlines.
Mt Lofty Summit trail repairs due for completion in early 2020
31 May 2019
Work on the first phase of the Waterfall Gully to Mt Lofty summit trail upgrade will be complete within weeks.
Weed of national significance found in an Adelaide pond
31 May 2019
Aquarium and pond owners are asked to check for one of Australia’s worst weeds after a recent find at an Adelaide property.
Why it’s important to give wetlands a drink
30 May 2019
Wetlands are a crucial part of the Riverland’s natural landscape and need water to stay alive.
A greener Adelaide means healthier communities
29 May 2019
The Department for Environment and Water have launched a Better Greener campaign to raise awareness about how green spaces support people’s health and wellbeing, our urban ecosystem and our local economy.
Grants program to boost suburban greenery
24 May 2019
Suburban Adelaide Councils will be eligible for State Government support to implement practical measures to reduce the effects of climate change thanks to a new grants program.
Celebrating turtles on World Turtle Day
23 May 2019
World Turtle Day (23 May 2019) encourages us think about turtles that first appeared during the time of the dinosaurs, more than 200 million years ago.
Wedge-tailed eagles are nature’s pest control
22 May 2019
With the South Australian lambing season underway, it is timely to remind land managers about some of the factors related to lamb mortality.
