Environment SA News archive

SA Government teams up with Sea Shepherd to conserve the Great Australian Bight
03 February 2025
A unique partnership has been reached between the State Government and global marine conservation group, Sea Shepherd, to better protect vast wildlife habitat throughout the Great Australian Bight.

Celebrate the beauty and resilience of Kangaroo Island parks this February
29 January 2025
With striking landscapes, pristine beaches, tranquil rivers and native bushland, Kangaroo Island (KI) truly is one of Australia’s best bucket list destinations.

Vital coast protection projects to progress with grant funding
23 January 2025
South Australian councils and community groups undertaking vital projects to protect our beautiful coastline will share in more than $1.2 million in funding.

Help shape new laws to restore state’s biodiversity and support economic growth
22 January 2025
South Australia’s first ever Biodiversity Act will better protect our state’s native animals and plants, help to build resilience to the effects of climate change, and reduce red tape for development.

Funds kickstart priority projects in regional SA
20 January 2025
More than $4.76 million in state government grants will help a number of vital regional landscape management projects to get underway.

Care for our coastline and marine parks
03 January 2025
Visitors to South Australia’s national parks are encouraged to conserve our coastline to ensure they enhance their experience and safeguard the environment.

Fan favourite park on show this January
30 December 2024
The coastal wilderness of Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park - a favourite destination for beach-side adventures - is being celebrated as NPWS January Park of the Month.

Coorong receives $26.2 million towards restoration program
24 December 2024
The Australian and South Australian governments are investing $26.2 million in the next stage of works to help get the Coorong and Lower Lakes back on track for a healthy future.

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.