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Meet our members

Read pro­files of mem­bers of the Eyre Penin­su­la Land­scape Board

Cut­tle­fest cit­i­zen sci­ence and school activities

Land­scape boards com­mit­ted to rec­on­cil­i­a­tion and First Nations partnerships

The chairs of South Australia’s nine land­scape boards have made a strong com­mit­ment to rec­on­cil­i­a­tion and to strength­en­ing part­ner­ships with First Nations across the state by sign­ing an his­toric ​‘State­ment of Commitment’.

weed-spread-after-dis­as­ter

Flood, fire and drought all clear a path for oppor­tunis­tic pest plants. Find out what you can do to help pre­vent their spread.

9 good rea­sons to cel­e­brate World Wildlife Day

To cel­e­brate World Wildlife Day, we’re putting the spot­light on work being done by land­scape boards and their amaz­ing part­ners to con­serve threat­ened native fau­na across South Australia.

Clean­ing-up and reveg­e­tat­ing our mis­un­der­stood saltmarsh

Salt­marsh­es are one of the Eyre Peninsula’s most valu­able and envi­ron­men­tal­ly sen­si­tive ecosys­tems how­ev­er their val­ue is often great­ly under­es­ti­mat­ed with some even using local salt­marsh as a rub­bish dump­ing ground.

Be a cit­i­zen sci­en­tist in your own backyard

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.

Two new Board mem­bers for Eyre Peninsula

The Eyre Penin­su­la Land­scape Board has wel­comed two new Board mem­bers this month.

Annu­al shore­bird surveys

Our west­ern dis­trict team was recent­ly involved with annu­al shore­bird mon­i­tor­ing at crit­i­cal breed­ing and feed­ing sites.

Agri­cul­ture programs

Find out about our cur­rent and past agri­cul­ture programs.