Good Living

Many of us know to register our dogs in South Australia, but did you know cats need to be registered as well?

Want to make the most of your visit to these iconic parks that are next door to eachother? We’ve got you covered with this one-day itinerary!

Friends of Black Hill and Morialta share their favourite spots in these much loved Adelaide parks.

Learn about the importance of our oceans this World Ocean Day.

World Environment Day was on June 5 and called on all of us to join the fight against plastic pollution. Find out how you can take positive action to beat this global problem.

The nature play space is the jewel in the crown at Morialta. Make a day of it by exploring these extra ideas.

Learn all about the whales that visit South Australian shores and where, when and how to spot these magnificent creatures.

Hidden from the world beneath the waves for the best part of two centuries, the final wresting place of the Dutch merchant ship Koning Willem de Tweede, has finally been uncovered - and DEW staff played a key role in the exciting discovery.

After recent storms SA’s coastline was largely protected thanks to the various management strategies that have been put in place over the years to help manage it. But looking back in history, it wasn’t always the case as these historic storms show.

In remote South Australia, co-design is showing the way forward for water supply that’s crucial to staying on Country.

Did you know SA is blessed with three different species of freshwater turtle? Find out which species can be found in our state, and why they are in fact environmental heroes in a half-shell.

A groundbreaking pilot program has provided people with disabilities greater freedom to explore nature in South Australia.

On May 22, we marked International Day for Biodiversity. From the tiny Western pygmy possum through to some of our prehistoric beasts, we truly have a diverse array of native species to celebrate in South Australia.

From the air or from the ground, you don’t want to miss seeing how rain has breathed new life into the usually arid Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre.

Almost 150 years since it was first recognised as “fowl plague” in Italy and other European countries, bird flu is now a concern worldwide because of its effects on wildlife and the agriculture industry, especially poultry.

It’s National Volunteer Week, and we’re celebrating a special group of volunteers in South Australia’s National Parks: campground hosts. This year marks a fabulous 40 years of campground hosting in our state.