12 August 2014
"All life is precious and we should do everything we can to help”, are the winning words of Whyalla Wildlife Warrior Riley Hancock. Six-year-old Riley is the winner of a competition to ‘Save our Marine life’ run by Natural Resources Eyre Peninsula.
12 August 2014
Port Lincoln High School Aquatic Sciences students, Indigenous Cadets and the Group of Southern Barngarla Women will take part in a marine science expedition within the Sleaford Bay Marine Park Sanctuary Zone as part of National Science Week 16th-24th August.
12 August 2014
Strap on the binoculars and get to the Head of the Bight on Eyre Peninsula! That’s the tip from the Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources as the whale watching season ramps up on the Far West Coast.
12 August 2014
Whyalla school kids have spent a messy day getting dirty all in the name of a good cause – to help their local environment.
12 August 2014
The annual review of Eyre Peninsula’s water demand and supply shows the region’s drinking water can now be considered secure until at least 2024-25 - 4 years longer than February 2013 estimates.
12 August 2014
Animal lovers are being reminded that seal pups left alone on the beach have usually not been abandoned and do not need to be saved.
12 August 2014
One of the State’s most pre-eminent weed botanists will be visiting Eyre Peninsula at the end of July taking collections of our most rare and interesting plants and weeds.