Are you looking to build, enlarge or deepen a dam, excavate a spring or soak, construct a groundwater access trench or a water crossing? These are just some examples of a range of water affecting activities which require a permit.
Beach lovers and environmentalists are being asked to get involved in Whyalla’s newest volunteer project – helping protect coastal saltmarsh communities, including mangroves.
Well known ABC gardening presenter Sophie Thomson will be in Cowell, Cleve and Kimba in the second week of December to run a series of sustainable gardening workshops.
Whyalla residents are being reminded to look out for the welfare of young dolphins after the body of a juvenile washed up on the Whyalla foreshore last week.
Whyalla residents may see a lot of smoke next week as individual plants are burnt on Hummock Hill and Rocky Hill for weed control purposes - subject to suitable weather conditions.
Echidna and goanna expert, Dr Peggy Rismiller, visited Eyre Peninsula October 20-21st to present a series of field walks and a community information evening at Coffin Bay hosted by Natural Resources Eyre Peninsula.
Eyre Peninsula volunteers will be out walking beaches to find and record sightings of the vulnerable Hooded Plover as part of Birdlife Australia’s National Hooded Plover Biennial Count, involving hundreds of people from southern NSW to western SA.