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Spring is in the air and so are baby ani­mals. Here’s some of the best places to spot baby natives around SA.

The Gar­den of Unearth­ly delights is all kinds of awe­some, but it’s not the only city gar­den to get your fix of the Ade­laide Fringe …

The Nation­al Parks and Wildlife Act 1972 has been crit­i­cal to the con­ser­va­tion and pro­tec­tion of native wildlife and the envi­ron­ment in South Australia. Of the nation­al …

Sun­day (June 8) is World Ocean Day, an oppor­tu­ni­ty to unite, cel­e­brate and advo­cate for our oceans and a healthy climate.South Aus­tralians know the val­ue of …

Plan your next camp­ing trip like a pro with this guide to pop­u­lar camp­sites in SA nation­al parks to book ahead for

You don’t have to resort to a cold show­er – or no show­er – while camp­ing. These nation­al parks offer a hot one

New camp­sites are on the cards for two parks on SA’s Fleurieu Penin­su­la. Learn more, includ­ing how to have a say

Dis­cov­er a spec­tac­u­lar coast­line of cliffs and long stretch­es of surf beach­es in Canun­da Nation­al Park. The north­ern sec­tion of the park is char­ac­terised by lime­stone …

The lakes vary in their ecol­o­gy – from the shal­low and hyper­saline Lake Eliza, to the tran­quil deep Fresh­wa­ter Lake

The walk­ing trail around Wool­ley Lake offers panoram­ic views of the ocean and neigh­bour­ing Lake George.