Hooded Plovers discovered inland
29 November 2023
A pair of Hooded Plovers have been discovered nesting inland - the first time our staff have seen local nesting away from the coast.
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Focus on Coffin Bay water quality improvement
23 November 2023
A group of leading organisations are working together to safeguard groundwater, surface water and coastal environments in and around Coffin Bay.
Three active Malleefowl mounds at Hincks
20 November 2023
Three active Malleefowl mounds were found in Hincks Conservation Park during annual surveys this month.
Malleefowl active after 10 years
23 October 2023
We've recorded Mallefowl breeding activity at Munyaroo Conservation Park for the first time in 10 years.
Rare native plant discovery
12 October 2023
The rare native plant Orobanche cernua var. australiana (Australian broomrape), has been found recently at two locations near Whyalla, and its host plant has been discovered in the process.
Coastal saltmarsh works completed to protect marine sanctuary
21 September 2023
The Eyre Peninsula Landscape Board and National Parks and Wildlife Service SA have combined forces to protect land-based habitats buffering the Cowleds Landing Marine Sanctuary Zone and at the same time, enhance visitor experience to key areas at Eight-Mile Creek and Murripi Beach.
New staff, priority pests & more
14 September 2023
Meet our new Wudinna Landscape Officer and see what we've been working on including pest plant control and bushland monitoring.
Demand for lower EP Fox bait distribution
31 August 2023
With a high demand for fox baits at the moment in our lower Eyre Peninsula region, we’re going to hold another distribution week with collection available in Port Lincoln and Cummins next week.
Eyre Peninsula board member openings
28 August 2023
The Eyre Peninsula Landscape Board has two board member vacancies to fill, following recent resignations.
Be a citizen scientist in your own backyard
14 August 2023
Have you heard birds chirping in your backyard today? Or spotted an array of bugs or plants in a local waterway? There are times when sharing these observations can be really useful to the scientific community such as during citizen science programs.