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Con­nect­ing with First Nations to care for Country

Land­scapes Hills and Fleurieu is see­ing a groundswell of land­hold­ers who are inter­est­ed in con­nect­ing with First Nations to bet­ter under­stand cul­tur­al her­itage, pro­vide Abo­rig­i­nal peo­ple access to Coun­try via their prop­er­ties, and work togeth­er in car­ing for land, water and nature across the region.

2020 – 21 Grass­roots Grants Recipients

How land­scape boards can help

Do you look out at the beau­ti­ful land­scape around you and won­der who is look­ing after this land? There are nine land­scape boards across South Aus­tralia who work with com­mu­ni­ties to look after our nat­ur­al and pro­duc­tive landscapes.

Why SA’s plover lovers are smiling

Hood­ed plovers are one of Australia’s top 20 threat­ened birds and there is esti­mat­ed to be few­er than 800 birds in South Aus­tralia. But there’s rea­son to be cau­tious­ly opti­mistic as we move into the 2022 – 23​‘hood­ies’ nest­ing season.

SA’s nature fes­ti­val spreads the word that being in nature feels good

The recent South Aus­tralian Nature Fes­ti­val fea­tured more than 350 events, encoun­ters and expe­ri­ences to cel­e­brate nature in South Australia.

7 impor­tant SA riv­er sys­tems you may not have heard about

While the Mur­ray may be South Australia’s most well-known riv­er, there are oth­er sig­nif­i­cant riv­er sys­tems in our state that are an inte­gral part of our com­mu­ni­ties, cul­ture and envi­ron­ment. Find out more about each of these 7 less­er-known rivers, includ­ing how land­scape boards are sup­port­ing com­mu­ni­ties to care for them.

Part­ner­ing for con­ser­va­tion on World Wildlife Day

This World Wildlife Day we cel­e­brate our part­ners in conservation.

Fund­ing to care for our land, water and nature

Inter­est­ed in how South Australia’s Grass­roots Grants Pro­gram works? Here’s what you need to know.

12 ways land­scape boards walk Rec­on­cil­i­a­tion talk

Cud­lee Creek fire-affect­ed prop­er­ties on the road to recovery