Environment
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1.2KSA’s most magical natural phenomenon is back, with glowing Ghost Mushrooms lighting up our forests
Bioluminescent Ghost Mushrooms have returned to Kuitpo Forest for winter, with ForestrySA urging visitors to experience the glowing phenomenon through licensed guided...
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1.5KVictor Harbor’s month-long whale festival returns with lanterns, Viking fire and over 30 winter events
Now in its fourth year, the Winter Whale Fest returns in June with whale watching, storytelling, and creative inspiration.
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475The winter FrogWatch SA census is back, and calling on locals to record frog calls this week
It's time for the FrogWatch SA Seasonal Census, and that means listening for frog calls, recording their sounds and locations, and contributing...
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1.2KFirst-ever Desert Pea Festival is coming to Port Augusta, with nature, knowledge & a good old-fashioned Lions BBQ
New festival honouring SA's stunning wildflowers gives attendees the chance to learn more about their local flora, with a whole host of...
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780SA beaches are bouncing back as algal bloom levels continue to fall
South Australia's coastline is looking healthier than it has in months, with the State Government easing several algal bloom response measures from...
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706Young South Australian researcher to tackle revegetation challenges with prestigious scholarship
Adelaide PhD student Shannon Evenden has been awarded the Catherine Helen Spence Scholarship to investigate why more landholders aren’t taking part in...
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674New kids on the cleaning block, K9 Pooper Troopers, are doing the dirty jobs you’d rather avoid
Dog waste removal service, K9 Pooper Troopers, are making their mark on SA's cleaning industry.
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2.0KAussie pop-rock group Lime Cordiale launch climate-positive ‘Lime Green’ festival in Adelaide this autumn
Lime Cordiale are bringing their brand-new off-grid Lime Green Festival to Adelaide this April, blending big Aussie acts with bold ideas for...
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13.1KThe best Adelaide autumn walking trails
We’ve mapped the best walking trails in Adelaide for you to enjoy so you can feel truly tranquil in your surroundings.
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855Goolwa pipis declared safe ahead of Easter weekend
Goolwa pipis declared safe to eat again, with restrictions lifted after successful testing along the South Australian coast.
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1.9KKayak and canoe, but no stand-up paddleboards, here’s SA’s reservoir rules
As we round out the warm weather, South Australians are encouraged to enjoy the outdoors responsibly by following reservoir rules that help...
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2.9KAdelaide to see rare ‘Blood Moon’ as a Total Lunar Eclipse lights up the skies this March
Adelaide skywatchers are in for a spectacular night as a rare total lunar eclipse becomes fully visible this March.
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859Flinders Ranges World Heritage bid officially lodged with UNESCO
The Flinders Ranges has been officially nominated for UNESCO World Heritage listing, recognising its globally significant fossil record, ancient geology and deep...
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1.0KNew research shows rare mammals thriving in SA’s west coast island safe havens
New surveys reveal vulnerable native mammals are thriving on remote west coast islands, highlighting the crucial role protected habitats play in safeguarding...
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1.0K$2.5m revegetation plan to rebuild canopy after Giant Pine Scale outbreak in Hope Valley and Highbury
Thousands of native trees and plants will be introduced at Hope Valley Reservoir and Highbury Aqueduct Reserves as part of a $2.5...
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865Murray-Darling Basin review calls for bold action amid environmental crisis
The decade-long review of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan launches, advocating for drastic reforms to combat severe environmental issues, including recent mass fish...
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1.1KSA’s CH4 Global wins two international sustainability gongs for methane-reducing innovation
South Australian company CH4 Global has won two international sustainability awards for its methane-reducing cattle feed Methane Tamer and its Eyre Peninsula...
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1.1KAdelaide Zoo and Monarto Safari Park receive new biosecurity funding amid global bird flu concerns
Adelaide Zoo and Monarto Safari Park will receive new federal funding to strengthen biosecurity measures and protect threatened native species from the...
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1.5KRiverland firefighting efforts grounded due to illegal drone flights as CFS issue plea
Illegal drone activity has once again grounded aerial firefighting in SA’s Riverland, forcing aircraft out of the sky and delaying critical response...
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1.2KSA Water backs cycling, paddling and adventure racing at reservoir reserves with new community funding
SA Water has awarded $43,700 to community groups to deliver cycling, paddling and nature-based activities at reservoir reserves across South Australia.
