Water news

They may have a face only a mother could love, but lamprey, the toothy eel-like fish, are proving to be fantastic indicators of the benefits of water for the environment.

South Australia’s whale watching season has officially commenced with the first sighting of a humpback whale reported in Fleurieu Peninsula waters last week.

In encouraging news for the state’s River Murray communities, South Australian irrigators have been advised the projected minimum opening allocation is 82 per cent for the 2021-22 water year. Actual opening allocations will be announced on 15 June.

Did you know that South Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula is home to a number of our most stunning national parks? If not, you’re missing out! The region’s close proximity to Adelaide makes it a great destination for a day drive or a short stay.

Close to 90,000 native fish fingerlings were released at three locations last week as part of efforts to improve fishing experiences and boost recreational activities at a number of reservoir reserves across South Australia.