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Implementing South Australia's Strategic Plan
 

 

4 key elements characterise the NatureLinks approach to biodiversity conservation
Connectedness
Connected habitat facilitating ecological flows across the land and sea
No Species loss
South Australia’s species and ecological communities surviving and continuing to evolve
Integration and partnerships
Natural resource management across the landscape meeting common biodiversity objectives
People in nature
South Australians sharing the benefits of ecological sustainability

Conserving South Australia’s species and habitats in partnership with the community by establishing ecological links across the land and sea.

Photo: P. Canty, DEH Photo: DWLBC Photo: R. Sandercock, DEH Photo: PIRSA Fisheries

What's new in the
River Murray Coorong
Corridor and NatureMaps

 

 

Welcome to NatureLinks

NatureLinks: Implementing the WildCountry philosophy as a vision for biodiversity conservation in South Australia.

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Target 3.2 of South Australia's Strategic Plan is to have By 2010, five well-established biodiversity corridors aimed at maximising ecological outcomes particularly in the face of climate change.
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