Joint support for high rainfall storm event by PIRSA and the Kangaroo Island Landscape Board
09 February 2022
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Census reveals long-term impacts of the bushfires on glossy black-cockatoos
23 December 2021
Kangaroo Island dunnarts and banksias: together in a recovering landscape
09 December 2021
Chance placement of a motion-activated camera to detect feral cats in Kangaroo Island dunnart habitat, has provided a unique insight into the many native species that depend on scarce food resources remaining after recent large-scale bushfires.
Free plants for KI landholders recovering from fires
29 September 2021
Support for KI landholders to rebuild their burnt native vegetation is coming from the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation.
KI Landscape Board project optimistic on future for KI Dunnarts
11 August 2020
A new project, supported by the Kangaroo Island Landscape Board (KI Landscape Board) through funding from the Australian Government, is finding encouragement from multiple sightings of the Kangaroo Island (KI) dunnart through its work on identifying and protecting the remaining dunnart populations on the west of the island.
$2.67 million to eradicate feral pigs on KI
18 June 2020
The Marshall Liberal Government is targeting feral pigs on Kangaroo Island with a $2.67 million high-intensity program aimed at curbing the pest’s destruction on agriculture and the environment.
Feral cat eradication work begins
18 May 2020
The eradication of feral cats from the Dudley Peninsula began this week with activities starting on the Eastern tip of the peninsula near Cape Willoughby.
Supplier fined for delivering invasive weed to KI
04 May 2020
A South Australian Supplier has been convicted and fined $7,300 by the Environment, Resources and Development Court of SA for importing the highly invasive, declared weed, caltrop to Kangaroo Island following a lengthy investigation.
Inaugural Kangaroo Island Landscape board members appointed
01 May 2020
The inaugural Kangaroo Island Landscape Board members have been appointed, joining Chair Andrew Heinrich, in leading a back-to-basics approach on managing natural resources in the region.
Weeds are one thing we don’t want to help recover
28 April 2020
The risk of weed invasion on farms and the environment dramatically increases after fire with the spread of weeds often overlooked, as understandably, many are dealing with other pressing emergency response and recovery issues.