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From temples to trees and gravesites – we bet you’ve never heard of these heritage places in SA.

When you hear the word “levee” – do you think of a charge, tax, fee or fine? With many of us currently grappling with the high cost of living, it’s only natural that our minds should turn to levies of a financial kind!

If you’re a dog lover and want to do the right thing for the environment, read on.... even the most responsible dog owners can learn new tricks!

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

From wide open skies to winding trails and ancient cultural stories, the Murraylands has something for every kind of park explorer.

It’s just over a month since record flooding surrounded the Outback township of Innamincka and prompted the closure of national parks in the area. We take a look at the role of parks staff in the recovery effort, the impact on the environment and what you need to know about visiting the region.

As we head into cooler weather, now is the perfect time to explore the Flinders Ranges region on foot. You and your family don’t need to be super athletes to have some of the best views and experiences. We’ve picked 7 great walks, suitable to be tackled by people of many ages and fitness levels.

Got a wardrobe full of good quality clothes you don’t wear anymore? Find out how to give them a second chance at life.

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.

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.