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Co-man­age­ment in South Aus­tralia is a part­ner­ship between the state gov­ern­ment and Abo­rig­i­nal groups to help man­age our nation­al parks that com­bines tra­di­tion­al knowl­edge with con­tem­po­rary …

South Aus­tralia has a strat­e­gy and action plan to trans­form the state’s nature-based tourism sec­tor. An action plan for the acti­va­tion of South Australia’s nature-based tourism …

If you intend to care for a native ani­mal that you have res­cued, you will need a Res­cue Per­mit A per­mit not required when the ani­mal is: An …

Algal bloom A nat­u­ral­ly occur­ring algal bloom is affect­ing parts of South Australia’s coast­line. If you find sick or dead wildlife (includ­ing marine mam­mals and wild …

Each park has a park man­age­ment plan, these are strate­gic doc­u­ments that set a long-term vision for that park. Man­age­ment plans con­tain con­cise back­ground infor­ma­tion about the …

Park man­age­ment relat­ed news sto­ries from Envi­ron­ment SA news

Enjoy the undu­lat­ing hills with native scenery of rugged ridges and a vari­ety of native plants and ani­mals along Black Hill Con­ser­va­tion Park’s exten­sive net­work of …

Large riv­er red gums line Brown­hill Creek while blue gum wood­land climbs the val­ley slopes.

Char­ac­terised by its diverse land­scape and steep rocky ridges, this park is home to some of Aus­trali­a’s more secre­tive mam­mals and con­serves the oys­ter bay …