Join us for a spring bird walk at Monarto Woodlands - learn, observe, and survey with bird expert John Gitsham…

Discover how local, seasonal produce can nourish people and the planet.

CLLMM 10 years on! Learn about a new project revisiting these sites to assess ecological and social response to large scale revegetation…

Experience the Flow of the Night with Microbats!

Buzz into the world of native bees at this fun, hands-on workshop for curious kids and nature-loving families

Join us at Cox Scrub to admire and learn about our stunning and unique terrestrial orchids and how you can be a part of citizen science using iNaturalist…

Discover how even the smallest space can become a thriving native garden that supports biodiversity!

Experience the magic of spring with our guided walk at Kyeema Conservation Park…

Join author, ethnobotanist and native food expert Neville Bonney to learn some of our local native food plants and their uses, and taste some of the foods!

Join us for a FREE community workshop delivered by Australian Red Cross! This workshop will help you get ready for emergencies — you'll learn how to start your own REDiPlan, understand your local risks and get the tools you need to protect yourself and those you care about.

Join local gardening guru Alan Shepard for how to get your garden ready for spring, the organic way!

Want to bring ALL the frogs to your yard? Join Steve Walker from Green Adelaide and FrogWatch SA for a fun and informative session all about creating frog-friendly spaces!

As winter approaches and energy bills rise, it's the perfect time to learn how to make your home more energy efficient.

A herbarium is a collection of plant specimens preserved to create a botanical reference library. Led by Hannah from Wattle + Wonder, choose from a selection of native plants to identify and sketch specimens using books and resources before pressing them to start your own herbarium.

Want to become a more active food citizen? Want to have more of a say in our food system? Do you care about gardening, shopping locally, biodiversity or our climate and curious to learn more?

Hannah from Wattle + Wonder will guide children in creating their own colourful butterflies, birds or bugs using materials like paper, paint, and natural elements. As they design and decorate their creations, they'll also learn about the native plants that these creatures depend on…

A food forest is a diverse community of food plants to create different layers of vegetation, working with nature. Learn how to create your own sustainable food garden at home. This session is for ages 11-17.

Get busy propagating your own plants from seed and cuttings, and making your own packets of seed…

Curious about revegetation and how to get started on your own land? Want to see real-life examples and connect with others passionate about restoring the landscape?

Curious about revegetation and how to get started on your own land? Want to see real-life examples and connect with others passionate about restoring the landscape?

Are you interested in making the switch to an electric vehicle (EV), but not sure if they are right for you? Did you know that there are 20 new EV's coming to market in the next year? Now has never been a better time to enter the EV market and take advantage of all it has to offer….

Discover how to garden sustainably with guidance from the award-winning Alan Shepard. This free session is packed with practical tips for growing your own food, nurturing healthy soil, and making environmentally conscious choices in your garden…

Are possums raiding your fruit trees? Or maybe native swamp rats have made themselves a little too comfortable in your garden? 🌳 While living alongside native wildlife is a privilege, it can sometimes lead to challenges…

Join us for an inspiring Saturday event with local gardening legend and ABC Gardening Australia presenter, Sophie Thomson!

Discover how to turn your garden into a haven for local wildlife! This hands-on session will help you welcome back butterflies, birds, frogs, micro-bats, skinks, and more…

Join us for a free session on creating vibrant, eco-friendly gardens with native plants! Discover how these plants support local wildlife, conserve resources, and provide ecological benefits like attracting pollinators and improving soil health…

Immerse yourself in First Nations culture at our Weaving and Native Foods workshop, where you'll learn traditional weaving techniques, explore native foods, and enjoy live music by Ngarrindjeri Elder Owen Love…

Join us for an Australian Pollinator Week workshop where you'll delve into Adelaide's native bee and butterfly species and their crucial plant partnerships. 

Join us for our 3rd year of the Bremer Waterbug Bioblitzes!

In this hands on event we'll get out and about in the field collecting and sorting macroinvertebrates (waterbug) samples and taking water quality measurements from sites across the Bremer catchment.

This is a great chance to learn from scientists, ecologists, volunteers and landholders in the region who are dedicated to protecting our precious creeklines.