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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’.

EP com­mu­ni­ty keen to get on with new NRM focused projects

A height­ened empha­sis on healthy pad­dock soils, new oppor­tu­ni­ties for sup­port­ing First Nations cul­ture on coun­try, com­mu­ni­ty nom­i­nat­ed coastal man­age­ment projects and new native gar­dens are just some of many small projects to be giv­en the go ahead through the most recent round of grant fund­ing from the Eyre Penin­su­la Nat­ur­al Resources Man­age­ment Board.

Con­nect­ing with envi­ron­ment and Coun­try at Whyal­la NAIDOC week event

Whyal­la schools and envi­ron­ment agen­cies are com­bin­ing forces to pro­vide out­door activ­i­ties for pri­ma­ry and high school stu­dents to con­nect with Coun­try in cel­e­bra­tion of NAIDOC Week.

Abo­rig­i­nal engagement

Our Abo­rig­i­nal Engage­ment pro­gram is cen­tred around an Indige­nous Par­tic­i­pa­tion Plan.

Cut­tle­fest cit­i­zen sci­ence and school activities

Envi­ron­men­tal & learn­ing focus for Eyre Penin­su­la groups

Close to $140,000 will go towards land­scape man­age­ment and envi­ron­men­tal pro­tec­tion projects on Eyre Penin­su­la, under the Eyre Penin­su­la Land­scape Board’s Grass­roots Grants program.

Land­scape Boards turn 3 — here’s what we’ve been up to

The year 2020 is mem­o­rable for many peo­ple. For us, it’s when South Australia’s 9 land­scape boards were offi­cial­ly cre­at­ed, enabled by the Land­scape SA Act 2019, which was designed to put com­mu­ni­ties at the heart of car­ing for their landscapes.

Review of South Aus­trali­a’s Land­scape Act

An inde­pen­dent review into the oper­a­tion and effec­tive­ness of South Australia’s Land­scape Act will be under­tak­en in line with the require­ment that the Act be reviewed 3 years after its commencement.

Sheoak Grassy Wood­land recovery