Natural Resources Eyre Peninsula is welcoming in the New Year with the biggest ‘Immerse Yourself in a Marine Park’ summer holiday program to date. Locals and visitors alike are invited to four, family friendly events on Eyre Peninsula in January 2018, as part of the complete state-wide Immerse Yourself program.
National parks are for all to enjoy and this holiday season Natural Resources Eyre Peninsula welcomes locals and visitors alike to visit a park. Not only the stunning scenery and wildlife of our land based parks but also the vast and unique experiences to be had within local Marine Parks.
Christmas is a wonderful time to spend with friends and family. National Parks on Eyre Peninsula offer a diverse range of activities over the Christmas break.
Enjoy your Christmas holidays relaxing and unwinding with family and friends in a national park. Natural Resources Eyre Peninsula welcomes locals and visitors back into the great outdoors and the beautiful national parks of southern Eyre Peninsula.
A dedicated team of volunteers and Natural Resources staff have found that malleefowl nesting activity on Eyre Peninsula has reduced from ten known active malleefowl mounds last year to only six this season.
Twelve local women have completed their final session in a series of Wirrulla/Streaky Bay group Ladies on the Land cereal production workshops, funded through the Australian Government National Landcare Program, Rabobank and hosted by Natural Resources Eyre Peninsula. A pre-harvest catch up enabled participants to discuss seasonal conditions and farm happenings and learn about the final link in the cereal production chain.
Seventeen participants are celebrating successful completion of a yearlong Landcare for Rural Women training course at Tumby Bay, inspired and already applying knowledge to Landcare projects on their properties.
Sensitive environmental areas, native wildlife and farmland is set to benefit following the successful release of the biological control RHDV1-K5 for invasive European rabbits on Eyre Peninsula.
Increased monitoring of Eyre Peninsula’s wetlands is the latest tool used by Natural Resources Eyre Peninsula to assist with managing the region’s groundwater systems.
People are being invited to provide feedback on the Eyre Peninsula Natural Resources Management Board’s draft Aboriginal Partnerships strategy, which will provide the long-term direction for Aboriginal participation in local natural resources management.