Biteback news July 2022
05 July 2022
Take a look at dog control efforts, monitoring reports, baiting efforts and proposed dates for the Spring injection service.
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Sniffing out Kowari
05 July 2022
Conservation Dogs have been used to help identify active Kowari burrows on Clifton Hills Station as part of a University of Sydney PhD project.
New project to protect rare Outback daisy
21 June 2022
The SA Arid Lands Landscape Board has received $183,326 in grant funding from the Australian Government’s Environment Restoration Fund to protect the endangered Arckaringa daisy (Olearia arckaringensis).
Five important natural landscapes you may not have heard about
02 June 2022
World Environment Day is celebrated on 5 June. It's a good time to draw attention to some of our less well known natural ecosystems and what is being done to help them along. Chances are that you may have travelled through these areas without realising their important environmental value.Landscape boards are working with their communities across the state to protect threatened landscapes and their inhabitants. Here are five important natural landscapes you may not have heard about.
New home for Quolls in the northern Flinders Ranges
22 April 2022
Locally extinct from the Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park, a new population of Western Quolls, known as Idnya by the Adnymathanha people, has been released in the park.
A chance to join your local Landscape Group
29 March 2022
Applications are now open to join one of the SA Arid Lands Landscape Board’s district-based Landscape Groups and members of the community with an interest in landscape management are encouraged to apply.
World Water Day
22 March 2022
Little things can make a big difference when it comes to sustainable water use.
Extra $100K in grassroots funds to support rain recovery
17 March 2022
The SA Arid Lands Landscape Board will double its Grassroots Grants funding round in 2022/23 in response to widespread rain and flooding across the region.
Great Artesian Basin project saves water
09 March 2022
Each year, more than one thousand mega litres of water have been saved since the Improving Great Artesian Basin Drought Resilience (IGABDR) program, which co-funds water saving measures, began three years ago.
Support available for land managers in wake of January's extreme weather
08 March 2022
Help is at hand for land managers recovering from the impacts of high rainfall and flooding across the state’s northern arid lands, Eyre Peninsula and Kangaroo Island, with expert advice available from South Australia’s landscape boards and the Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA).