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The mix­ing of cold and warm waters in the park pro­duces dynam­ic ecosys­tems and con­tributes to the rich marine life, with the park host­ing many …

Sanc­tu­ary zones are the core con­ser­va­tion areas, cre­at­ed in key loca­tions such as Port Noar­lun­ga Reef and Pel­i­can Lagoon

The game reserve was pro­claimed in 1970 and con­sists of a series of man-made open and shal­low basins with con­nect­ing chan­nels and lev­ee banks

Swan Reach Con­ser­va­tion Park is a clas­sic exam­ple of Australia’s semi-arid mallee environment.

Rid­ley Con­ser­va­tion Park is locat­ed approx­i­mate­ly 10 km from Swan Reach, with the south­ern edge of the park on the val­ley of the Riv­er Marne

Ris­ing sud­den­ly from the sur­round­ing plains just to the north of Whyal­la, Wild Dog Hill is an out­stand­ing topo­graph­i­cal fea­ture of the Whyal­la Con­ser­va­tion Park

At 414 ha, Kinchi­na Con­ser­va­tion Park forms the largest area of native veg­e­ta­tion in the Monar­to Crown Lands region

Locat­ed 12 km south of Kei­th, Mount Mon­ster Con­ser­va­tion Park boasts many spe­cial features.

In Onka­paringa Riv­er Recre­ation Park, the riv­er spills onto the plains, cre­at­ing wet­land ponds and flood plains.

The Nep­tune Islands Group con­sist of two groups of islands locat­ed close to the entrance to Spencer Gulf and are best known as an excit­ing …