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River Murray water allocations to open at 100 per cent
15 April 2025
South Australian River Murray irrigators are projected to receive their full water allocations in 2025-26.
Hop into nature this Easter
14 April 2025
Visitors are encouraged to book their Easter camping holiday as sites across South Australia’s national parks and reserves fill up.
New conservation plan and security features to better protect ancient South Australian cave
04 April 2025
New security cameras have been installed and a comprehensive management plan put in place to better protect the nationally significant Koonalda Cave and its ancient Aboriginal finger markings.
Autumn prescribed burn program underway
03 April 2025
A total of 37 prescribed burns are proposed as part of the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) autumn 2025 fire management program.
New opening times for emergency water collection points
31 March 2025
Operating hours at four emergency water collection points have changed as South Australia prepares for the end of daylight saving.
Unveil the secrets of SA’s biodiversity
28 March 2025
Citizen science benefits biodiversity by providing researchers with valuable insights into the distribution, abundance and persistence of South Australia’s unique plant and animal species, and other indicators of environmental change.
South Australia’s desert parks temporarily closed due to heavy rain and track safety
25 March 2025
Munga-Thirri – Simpson Desert National Park and other desert parks in the state’s north have been temporarily closed due to heavy rain affecting road and track access.
New emergency bulk water site opens at Elizabeth Park in Adelaide’s north
15 March 2025
A new bulk water collection point has opened at Elizabeth Park to provide relief to people north of Adelaide who are not on mains water and are in need of emergency supply.
Chihuly exhibition surpasses one million visitors exceeding all expectations
14 March 2025
The exclusive, Australian-first exhibition Chihuly in the Botanic Garden has welcomed more than one million visitors to the Adelaide Botanic Garden since opening in September 2024 well surpassing its initial minimum target of 750,000 visitors; a number which was achieved in January, just four months into the seven-month exhibition.
Fall in love with Fleurieu parks this March
28 February 2025
National Parks and Wildlife Service is celebrating the diverse parks of the Fleurieu Peninsula as its March Park of the Month, making the first month of autumn the perfect time to visit.
