Environment SA News
Venture to the mighty Murray this May
26/04/2024
Murray River National Park, which boasts some of the state’s most stunning and unique natural environments, is being celebrated as the National Parks and Wildlife Service May Park of the Month.
Proposed protections for sacred salt lake
19/04/2024
Preserving cultural significance and increasing visitor safety are among proposals to help Traditional Owners manage one of the Outback’s most popular attractions.
SA ahead of the game on emissions target
19/04/2024
South Australia is on track to achieving its 2050 net zero target, with new greenhouse gas emissions data revealing a 57 per cent reduction in the state’s net emissions compared with 2005 levels.
$17 million to improve South Australian shorebird and wetland habitat
17/04/2024
The Australian Government has committed $17 million for a new project to improve shorebird and wetland habitat across South Australia's Coorong, Lower Lakes, Murray Mouth and South East landscape.
Large-scale citizen scientists grants to protect SA’s natural environment
09/04/2024
The state government’s Citizen Science Fund has awarded $1.31 million in grants to help fund 10 large-scale projects that seek to improve our understanding of the environment through scientific research.
Enjoy a dose of fresh Eyre this April
02/04/2024
South Australia’s lower Eyre Peninsula is home to spectacular parks, including Lincoln National Park and Coffin Bay National Park, making it the perfect district to visit and explore this month.
Pastoral Act amended to allow for carbon farming and conservation on pastoral leases
25/03/2024
A Bill to amend the Pastoral Land Management and Conservation Act 1989 to allow for carbon farming and conservation on pastoral leases passed State Parliament on Thursday 21 March 2024.