Environment SA News archive
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Aboriginal Ranger Program caring for Country throughout SA parks and reserves
23 December 2024
National Parks and Wildlife Service has delivered on a state government election commitment to employ 15 new Aboriginal park rangers as part of a $5 million initiative to increase First Nations’ management of South Australia’s natural environment.
Basins to benefit from funding boost
23 December 2024
Two of South Australia’s most important water sources, the River Murray and the Great Artesian Basin, are set to receive a huge boost through a new water saving scheme from the Australian and South Australian governments.
Biodiversity boost for native fauna and flora
18 December 2024
The state government is partnering with a leading philanthropic wildlife foundation to create three new safer havens for endangered species in South Australia’s Far North.
Koala State number plate grants issued to SA’s dedicated wildlife carers
17 December 2024
Wildlife rescue organisations will share in $50,000 to help them better care for sick and injured native animals through the sale of Koala State number plates.
New landscape board appointments better reflect the diverse communities they serve
17 December 2024
A diverse range of candidates including primary producers, conservationists and more women will play a key role in managing environmental issues in regional South Australia after being appointed to the state’s landscape boards.
Infrastructure upgrades to restore shorebird habitat at vital Lower Lakes wetland
11 December 2024
The Teringie Wetlands on Lake Alexandrina have reopened following infrastructure upgrades which expand shorebird foraging habitat by about 18 hectares.
Opportunities for SMEs the focus at SA’s second Industry Climate Change Conference
06 December 2024
Registrations are now open for South Australia’s second Industry Climate Change Conference to be held on 8-9 May 2025 at the Adelaide Convention Centre.
Vehicle restrictions to protect beach, visitors
05 December 2024
The state government is better protecting the coastal environment and increasing visitor safety by reducing vehicle access to Wauraltee Beach on Yorke Peninsula.
Lower health costs are a walk in the national park
29 November 2024
Regular visitors to Adelaide’s national parks are benefiting from a healthier lifestyle, potentially saving the state’s economy $140 million a year in avoided healthcare costs.
Put a coastal park experience on your Christmas wish list
28 November 2024
With the weather warming up leading into the holiday period, a trip to the coast becomes the activity of choice for many nature lovers.
