Get your garden ready for summer with our FREE and fun session on 'summer-proofing' your garden...

Are you keen to learn about our local native plant species and how they may be able to reduce risk of bushfire at your place whilst enhancing biodiversity?

Native Fire-Wise Landscaping: Paul and Angela, the Two BUSHIES will discuss local low-flammability native plants and how to incorporate them into a fire-wise garden design. Think landscaping elements such as rock mulch and sprinkler systems, and thoughtful plant selection, location and maintenance...

Imagine being able to catch insects in the air whilst flying at 100km per hour? Or eating up to half your body weight of insects in one night? Welcome to the fascinating and awe inspiring world of our local native microbats!

Join us for an engaging and practical session designed to help you prepare your property and develop the appropriate plans for summer…

It's spring! Join us for a guided walk at Scott Conservation Park to explore and observe some of the orchids common to the area…

Experience the beauty of Nurragi Conservation in Spring, guided by a Friends of Nurragi Volunteer…

Alexandrina Greening and Wildlife Plant Pack Collections will be held at Alexandrina Community nursery in Goolwa…

Join us in welcoming the engaging Dr. Jake M. Robinson for an author event, where Jake will discuss his latest book, Treewilding - Our Past, Present and Future Relationship with Forests…

Join the Food Embassy at this special event that explores connections between culture, place and food with Kyla McHughes, a proud local Ngarrindjeri Mi:mini, artist and Ngarrindjeri Language teacher…

One of our favourite times of the year is coming soon – National Tree Day. This year we’ll be celebrating at the Glebe!

Join Courtney Hunter speaking about the Peramangk relationship with fire and biodiversity at 11am.

Join us for an inspiring and educational workshop, Habitat Heroes: Wildlife Gardening. Led by Angela and Paul, also known as the Two Bushies. This dynamic duo will guide you through the essential elements that can transform your garden into a thriving haven for birds, reptiles, mammals, insects, and more!

Mount Barker Wildlife Gardening Plant Pack Collections will be held at Mount Barker Community nursery this year.

Join us for a World Bee Day workshop where you'll delve into Adelaide's native bee species and their crucial plant partnerships…

With Adelaide’s climate shifting, we need trees to keep our city cool and liveable. But growing trees in increasingly warm and dry conditions is a challenge...

Do you have a dam on your property and are interested in learning more about how to improve biodiversity? Join us for a face-to-face field day on rejuvenating your dam! With a focus on practical learning, see and hear first-hand from landholders and local experts on actions you can undertake to enhance and improve biodiversity on your property…

A workshop with Andrew Crompton - expert on the grasses that are indigenous to the Alexandrina Region, in South Australia. This workshop is aimed at people with little knowledge about native grasses – new property owners or volunteers in local bushcare groups in particular will benefit from this workshop…

Have you ever seen a Running Postman in your garden? Or perhaps you have planted a Snotty Gobble? Join local author and artist Zinia King on a whimsical adventure exploring some of our local Australian native plants and their interesting names…

Have you ever wondered about the various snake species that call our region home? Are you curious about their role in our environment and how to stay safe while sharing space with these amazing creatures? Led by local expert Peter Mirtschin, this session is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of these often-misunderstood reptiles…

Did you know that bats are the only mammal capable of active flight and that they are, after the rodents, the most successful mammal group with over 1000 species world-wide? Come and join us at Strathalbyn Natural Resource Centre to discover more about these nocturnal animals and learn why they are so important to our ecology…

Our next installment of the Fire Wise Seminar Series. Paul and Angela, the Two BUSHIES will discuss local low-flammability native plants and how to incorporate them into a fire-wise garden design. Think landscaping elements such as rock mulch and sprinkler systems, and thoughtful plant selection, location and maintenance…

Weeds can smother and out-compete indigenous plants, degrade and destroy unique habitats, and threaten the wildlife dependent on those habitats. Join SA’s leading Weed Ecologist, Chris Brodie, as he delves into the important work of identifying new and emerging weeds in his role as a Weeds Botanist at the Botanic Garden and State Herbarium of South Australia...