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Meet the 10 projects that received Citizen Science funding
April is Citizen Science Month and it’s the perfect time to celebrate the latest projects to receive a grant from the Citizen Science Fund!
22 Apr. 2024 2 min read
Explore the relation-chip between food and biodiversity
Looking for quirky dinner-time conversation? Find out which popular food has the lowest impact on biodiversity.
19 Apr. 2024 5 min read
15 fascinating facts about the Flinders Ranges
This World Heritage Day (18 April), find out what make the Flinders Ranges such a fascinating region and the focus of SA’s latest World Heritage bid.
17 Apr. 2024 6 min read
5 unmissable autumn experiences on Kangaroo Island
Explore Kangaroo Island’s uninterrupted wilderness, rare wildlife and geological treasures in autumn.
26 Mar. 2024 3 min read
Step into bushwalking this autumn
Fancy a bushwalk this autumn? Here’s everything you need to know before taking that first step.
26 Mar. 2024 4 min read
Everything you need to know about your next (or first!) camping trip in a national park
New to camping in a national park? Or maybe looking for a more challenging adventure? Here’s everything you need to know.
26 Mar. 2024 5 min read
Your guide to egg-cellent Easter camping
Heading off camping this Easter? Make sure you stay safe and be in the know before you go.
14 Mar. 2024 2 min read
Understanding the natural wonder of bioluminescence
07 Mar. 2024 1 min read
How to keep your pets cool in hot weather
07 Mar. 2024 1 min read
5 ways digital technology is helping monitor wildlife
This World Wildlife Day find out how digital technology is helping us better understand and monitor native wildlife.
03 Mar. 2024 2 min read
What to do if there’s a possum in your roof
Do you have an uninvited furry housemate? Here’s your guide on what to do when possums have taken up residence in your roof.
20 Feb. 2024 4 min read
Hear from adventurer and environmental scientist Tim Jarvis on the importance of protecting our biodiversity
Biodiversity supports life as we know it, but across the world it is in decline. We speak to Tim Jarvis AM about why it’s critical we protect it.
31 Jan. 2024 7 min read