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Water wait times easing as extra water carters service off-grid homes
12 May 2025
An increase in registered water carters has improved access to domestic water deliveries in the Adelaide Hills and Fleurieu Peninsula, easing pressure on off-grid residents whose homes are not connected to mains supply.
Expanded national parks a win for tourism, biodiversity and threatened species
08 May 2025
Land is being added to three popular South Australia’s parks, providing more access and better protection to our state’s natural attractions for local, interstate and international visitors.
Nominations open for South Australian Citizen Science Awards
05 May 2025
Calling all citizen scientists. The 2025 South Australian Citizen Science Award nominations are now open, celebrating community efforts to better understand our natural world.
More Koala State number plate grants available for wildlife carers
03 May 2025
Grants of up to $5000 are available under the second round of the South Australian Wildlife Rehabilitation Grants pilot program.
Water to South Australia from recent interstate flooding
02 May 2025
Over the past few weeks, Western Queensland has experienced substantial rainfall and flooding as a result of ex-tropical cyclone Alfred. The floodwaters are making their way across two significant water catchments - the Murray-Darling Basin and the Lake Eyre Basin.
SA Industry Climate Change Conference helping businesses benefit from net zero
01 May 2025
South Australia’s second Industry Climate Change Conference will showcase the economic benefits of addressing climate risks to the state’s business community.
Explore the mighty Murraylands
01 May 2025
May’s National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) Park of the Month is the Murraylands. With close to 30 parks in the region, you could spend every day of May in a different park and only scrape the surface of what there is to see and do.
Spectacular new home for Cleland’s koalas
22 April 2025
Cleland Wildlife Park’s koala population has a stunning new home which benefits both the animals and the tens of thousands of visitors to the premier tourism spot.
Two new saltmarsh vegetation species records for Kangaroo Island
16 April 2025
Scientific and survey officers from the Department for Environment and Water returned to Kangaroo Island in February to repeat saltmarsh vegetation and elevation surveys which were first undertaken along the Cygnet River Estuary back in 1994.
SRE Grant works delivered by Renmark Irrigation Trust
16 April 2025