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Drone monitoring reveals pelicans actively breeding in Coorong
19 February 2019
Innovative drone monitoring technology has revealed the iconic Australian Pelican has been actively breeding in the Coorong South Lagoon.
Sand carting continues to address erosion
19 February 2019
Immediate works to address erosion at West Beach are continuing with urgent sand carting underway from this week.
New water register for South Australia
18 February 2019
Water users will benefit from a new multimillion-dollar investment in improving the system for managing water licencing and trading.
Exciting and unusual bird sightings on the Chowilla Floodplain
18 February 2019
There have been a number of exciting finds on the Chowilla Floodplain with four bird species not often seen being recorded during recent surveys.
Adelaide heat mapping website now live
15 February 2019
A new heat mapping tool is now publicly available to see how surface temperatures change across metropolitan SA.
South Australian communities benefit from sustainability grants
15 February 2019
The South Australian Government has provided more than $100,000 for small scale grants to address local sustainability issues in a changing climate.
Yorke Peninsula natives thrive with fox numbers down
14 February 2019
A baiting for biodiversity program is being rolled out again on the Yorke Peninsula to benefit native animals and livestock.
SA firefighters provide support in Tasmania
08 February 2019
A total of 45 Department for Environment and Water staff have headed to Tasmania over the past 4 weeks to help fight fires across the state, protecting homes and sensitive wilderness areas.
New book explores Coorong and Lower Lakes natural history
01 February 2019
A new book, Natural History of the Coorong, Lower Lakes, and Murray Mouth region (Yarluwar-Ruwe), will be launched at the World Wetlands Day event in Goolwa.
Yorke Peninsula sanctuary for iconic and threatened species
01 February 2019
One of the world’s most ambitious wildlife conservation projects, which involves fencing off a huge area and stocking it with endangered native species, is about to unfold on Yorke Peninsula.
