News

For more than 50 years, the spec­tac­u­lar coastal wilder­ness of Dhil­ba Guu­ran­da-Innes Nation­al Park has been a favourite des­ti­na­tion for beach-side adventures. 

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.

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.

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.

With the weath­er warm­ing up lead­ing into the hol­i­day peri­od, a trip to the coast becomes the activ­i­ty of choice for many nature lovers.