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Nine good reasons to celebrate World Wildlife Day
To celebrate World Wildlife Day on 3 March we’re putting the spotlight on work being done by landscape boards and their amazing partners to conserve threatened native fauna across South Australia.
Extra $100K in grassroots funds to support rain recovery
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.
World Water Day
Little things can make a big difference when it comes to sustainable water use.
A chance to join your local Landscape Group
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.
Five important natural landscapes you may not have heard about
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.
Taking Neville Bonney on tour
More than 120 people from across the SA Arid Lands were able to hear from widely respected Australian bush food specialist Neville Bonney when he visited the region during a popular roadshow in April and May.
New grassroots funding for Arid Lands projects
A new funding pool of $100,000 is available to address environmental projects in the SA Arid Lands with the 2023⁄24 Grassroots Grants funding round now open.
Consider joining your local Landscape Group
Applications are open to join one of the SA Arid Lands Landscape Board’s district-based Landscape Groups.
Becoming buddies with Bettongs
An interactive kid’s theatre show that travelled throughout the region in May provided local children an opportunity to get close to a variety of native animals.
Exclusion fencing protects Desert lime
Pernatty Station’s Desert Lime Tree Exclusion Fence project followed the first recruitment of seedlings in many years.