Environment SA News archive

Deep Creek Conservation Park in the spotlight in April
26 March 2019
The rugged landscape of Deep Creek Conservation Park will be in the spotlight in April during Park of the Month activities.

Two metropolitan parks now feral goat-free
25 March 2019
Belair and Onkaparinga River national parks are now goat-free for the first time in many years following a range of feral animal management actions.

Getting things done on the Pike Floodplain
22 March 2019
The Pike Floodplain is a high priority ecological and cultural area with varied aquatic habitats, fast and slow flowing anabranches and both permanent and temporary wetlands.

Owner fined for bringing a rabbit to Kangaroo Island
21 March 2019
A Kangaroo Island resident has been convicted and fined $900 for introducing a rabbit to the island.

Landscape South Australia Bill will implement major NRM reform
21 March 2019
A bill has been introduced to Parliament to reform natural resources management in South Australia. The Landscape South Australia Bill 2019 will repeal the Natural Resources Management Act.

Keeping your dog and baby safe
21 March 2019
Welcoming a baby home to a family with a dog needs to be done well, with safety for your baby the number one priority.

Hunter fined for shooting rare duck
20 March 2019
A Glenelg man who shot a blue-winged shoveler duck during last year’s duck hunting season has been fined $600.

Cleland koalas and wombats prepare for UK debut
18 March 2019
Four Southern koalas and two Southern hairy-nosed wombats from Cleland Wildlife Park are about to make their big debut in England.

Come see what’s possible at Glenthorne
15 March 2019
Three open days will be held in early April to give the public a first-time peek at the Glenthorne property to help shape the future Glenthorne National Park.

Cochineal insects wage war on pest cactus
12 March 2019
Thousands of Cochineal insects are being released into Onkaparinga Gorge National Park to tackle a declared pest cactus.