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If you’ve ever wondered ‘how can I tell if this is a native rat?’ this one is for you. Get to know some of our state’s native rodents and how to tell them apart from their feral counterparts. 

From re-vegetating native plants to re-introducing animals lost from our environment, find out how SA is repairing biodiversity and why it’s so important. 

Thanks to a heritage agreement, this family’s beloved patch of bushland is protected in perpetuity. Find out how they tailored the agreement for future flexibility, and discover the South Australian native wonders enjoyed by four generations.

In 2024, restoration work was undertaken to add an additional 18ha of managed wetland habit to the Teringie Wetlands. A year on, on the eve of World Rivers Day (Sunday 28 September), we check in to see the positive outcomes of this remarkable transformation.

With spring in the air and the weather drawing us outdoors, it can be hard to know where to begin exploring South Australia. The Riverland is a perfect place to start, with nine parks offering beautiful scenery, wildlife and outdoor adventures. Here are our top picks!

Think you’ve spotted an owl in your backyard? Hear a soft, deep “oom-oom” in the night? Look again. The tawny frogmouth (Podargus strigoides) might have the same big yellow eyes and silent flight, but it’s not an owl at all. 

Every garden needs groundcovers! Read on for the low-down on plants that grow down low.

From breathtaking photography and family fun to creative workshops and live music, discover the events bringing your local Botanic Gardens to life this spring.

If you’ve ever explored the vast coastal beauty that is South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula, you’ve likely witnessed the hard work of Jim and his team - Friends of Southern Eyre Peninsula!

Attention adventurers. Exploring South Australia’s coast just got easier, with free entry into five key coastal parks until the end of Easter 2026!

It’s the stunning walking trail that follows the photographic journey of one of Australia’s early giants of the medium, Harold Cazneaux. Discover the Spirt of Endurance Trail at Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park.

Many of SA’s native grasslands have disappeared since European settlement. But the good news is you can still discover them in national parks, including as Glenthorne-Ityamaiitpinna Yarta, where they are currently flowering.