We recently hosted some of our project partners at one of our grassy woodland revegetation sites in Callington.

It was all hands (and boots!) on deck last week at Kinchina Conservation Park for our annual planting day as part of the Mulgundawa to Tungkillo Biodiversity Links project.

On a cool autumn morning last week, local landholders gathered at the Rockleigh Old School House, welcomed by a warm fire and a shared passion for restoring biodiversity across the landscape as part of our Mulgundawa to Tungkillo Biodiversity Links project.

This year’s Mount Barker Wildlife Gardening plant packs sold out in record time, with 200 subsidised packs helping local residents create wildlife-friendly gardens using locally native species that support biodiversity across the region.

Over the past 12 weeks, 30 south coast locals have come together to connect with nature - and each other- through our Backyards for Biodiversity series

Community came together for conservation and culture at our recent Turtle workshop in Wellington…

As part of our Healthy Urban Waterways project, we’ve been building Biodiversity Rings - a clever, low‑plastic solution that protects young plants from grazing while creating thriving pockets of understorey habitat.

Recently we had an absolute shell-ebration delivering our Turtle Workshop to local Mount Barker environmental volunteer groups!

The eastern hills are lit up with swathes of Purple bells (Calostemma purpurea), also known as Pink garland lily, following the very welcome summer rains over the past month.

Project Officers Ben and Leah recently spent time on site with a potential new landholder at Younghusband as part of our Mulgundawa to Tungkillo Biodiversity Links project.

17 Years On… What Happened Next? 🌿

Back in 2009, we planted Drooping She-oaks and Hop-leaf Wattle at Currency Creek Lions Park to buffer vulnerable woodland and tackle grassy weeds. This week, Ben returned to re-shoot the original photo-points - and the transformation is something special.

Our cuttings bench at Alexandrina Nursery is looking a little… FULL. If you peeked into our Goolwa nursery this week, you’d see a cuttings bench working overtime.

It all starts with a conversation. This week, our Project Officers Leah and Ky have been visiting a potential new landholder to learn about their vision for the land and explore opportunities to restore biodiversity together

For the past five years, we’ve been proud to revive, maintain, and grow the Fleurieu Community Nurseries Network - now bringing together more than a dozen passionate community nurseries across the region…

As 2025 comes to a close, we’re taking a moment to reflect on the stories you engaged with most this year. From threatened species recovery to community-powered action, these posts captured what matters most to our community.

A new sanctuary wetland at Chiton is giving the critically endangered Yarra Pygmy Perch a safe refuge, supporting recovery efforts in South Australia through habitat restoration and partnership…

What a month for Second Nature! We’ve just wrapped up one of the busiest (and most rewarding!) months in our events calendar - delivering 10 inspiring events and workshops right across the region, all made possible through the power of collaboration.

What a fantastic morning we had in Victor Harbor last Friday! With perfect weather and a keen group of turtle-loving locals, our first turtle workshop was a huge success.

On November 7th and 14th our community came together for the Bremer and Angas-Finniss Waterbug Bioblitz events - and what an amazing effort from everyone involved!

Recently we hosted an inspiring seed-collecting workshop led by the incredibly knowledgeable Phil from Blackwood Seeds…