Environment SA News archive
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Mundoo Island Station acquisition expands vital national park
06 January 2026
A cattle station will be turned into a vital wetlands habitat and form part of an expanded national park, helping to protect endangered species, reduce nutrient runoff and improve environmental resilience across the Murray Mouth.
Start the year the Yorke’s way
05 January 2026
Kick off the new year with a trip to the Yorke Peninsula and, more specifically, the stunning Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park.
South Australia’s first state-wide climate change risk assessment
02 January 2026
This first-of-a-kind assessment will help guide climate risk management and adaptation strategies across government, business, research, and community sectors.
New Patawalonga gates open up healthy marine environment
31 December 2025
A major upgrade to the Patawalonga Lake System’s south gates is complete, helping to maintain a healthy environment for marine life and support recreational activities along the lake.
Play your part to protect our precious parks
29 December 2025
With peak season around the corner, the Department for Environment and Water is highlighting the simple steps holidaymakers can follow to ensure an enjoyable and safe break while protecting precious national and marine park environments.
Massive national parks expansion delivers SA tourism and biodiversity boost
28 December 2025
Nearly 30,000 hectares – the equivalent of 18,000 Adelaide Ovals – have been added to South Australia’s national parks, helping to protect threatened species and attract visitors to the state.
New Pastoral Board members appointed
17 December 2025
Experienced pastoralists and leading ecologists are among four new appointees to South Australia’s Pastoral Board.
New SA River Murray Commissioner appointed
16 December 2025
Leading environmental and water lawyer Dr Emma Carmody has been appointed the new Commissioner for the River Murray in South Australia – bringing her wealth of knowledge to the role and becoming a strong advocate for SA on the national stage.
Continuing to strengthen South Australia's preparedness for H5 bird flu
11 December 2025
The federal government is injecting a further $1.5 million to support South Australia’s native species most at risk from a potential H5 bird flu outbreak.
Conserving South Australia’s historic places
04 December 2025
Applications for the 2026-27 Heritage Conservation Grants Program are now open, helping to ensure the South Australia's built heritage can be preserved and enjoyed by future generations.
