A hiker walks beside a still rock pool in Alligator Gorge, surrounded by towering red sandstone cliffs in Mount Remarkable National Park, South Australia. Native gum trees and green vegetation grow along the narrow gorge, with reflections of the cliffs and trees mirrored in the water below.
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More red-tailed phascogales released as tenacious marsupial bounces back from the brink of extinction
04 July 2025

A new batch of 30 young phascogales, the feisty carnivorous marsupial on the brink of extinction, have been released into the Gawler Ranges ahead of breeding season.

Roam the Ranges this July
01 July 2025

The Ikara-Flinders Ranges is the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) park of the month with July offering double the fun as it coincides with NAIDOC Week (6 -13 July) and the school holidays.

Tests to reveal extent of harmful algal bloom
01 July 2025

The state government is conducting further tests to determine if the algal bloom affecting South Australia’s coastline has entered West Lakes and parts of the Port River.

Significant expansion of the Warrenben Conservation Park on Yorke Peninsula
30 June 2025

Villawood Properties has gifted almost 1000 hectares of ecologically significant land to the Warrenben Conservation Park located on Narungga country on the south-east Yorke Peninsula, 12 km north-east of Marion Bay.

Irrigators to receive 100 per cent of their River Murray allocation for fifth year running
24 June 2025

For the fifth successive year, South Australian River Murray water users will start the 2025-26 water year with 100 per cent of their allocation.

Coastal protection grants now open
23 June 2025

More than $1 million in Coast Protection Board grants are available to councils and community groups to help our coastal and marine environment and address climate change.

Two key SA Water for the environment documents available
23 June 2025

Landmark Biodiversity Act will help to better protect SA’s unique native flora and fauna
20 June 2025

South Australia’s first ever Biodiversity Act aimed at better protecting the State’s native animals and plants, as well as addressing the impacts of climate change, has passed State Parliament.

Laws banning puppy farms and increased penalties for dog attacks pass State Parliament
20 June 2025

Significant reforms to dog and cat laws including banning puppy farms, expanding feral cat eradication and increasing penalties for dog owners that attack people and other animals have passed State Parliament.

It’s all in the details – update your pet’s information today
11 June 2025

South Australian dog and cat owners are being urged to ensure their beloved pet’s details are up to date in the state-wide register ahead of annual registration renewals.