We’re excited to be part of the TURTLE Project (Together Understanding & Restoring Turtles in our Landscapes and Ecosystems) - a vital initiative focused on the conservation of freshwater turtles across South Australia…

We were delighted to donate a few trays of large, ready-to-plant Swamp Gums (Eucalyptus ovata) and Candlebarks (Eucalyptus dalrympleana) to the passionate team at the Yundi Swamp Restoration Network - delivered via the wonderful Martin Smee…

Last week, a wonderful group gathered at Monarto Woodlands for a Woodland Bird Discovery Walk as part of our Mulgundawa to Tungkillo Biodiversity Links project…

We’re excited to launch our new project: Conserving Mt Bold Threatened Plant Populations…

Spring is always a busy time at the Second Nature Community Nurseries, with managers Ben and Sam leading the way in sowing for the season ahead…

We have received our new landholder gate signs and are in the process of offering them to our past and current project participants for hanging on the property gates or project sites…

We are really proud to be propagating and planting a range of threatened flora species to return back into their known habitat as part of a number of SNC current projects over the past year…

Last weekend, our Project Officer Leah attended the Rockleigh Muster, a fantastic community gathering, where she presented on one of our current projects: Mulgundawa to Tungkillo Biodiversity Links…

Biodiversity Starts in Your Paddock - Explore the Pasture Guide…

The Second Nature crew braved four seasons in one day earlier this week for a planting day at Kinchina Conservation Park.

Over the next two winters, we are collaborating with Fungimap to survey fungi at McHarg Creek, Hope Forest and Deep Creek, and we would love nature and environmental volunteers to help!

Is Tree Dieback Happening Near You? Help Scientists Track It Across South Australia…

Big News! A new 3-year project is kicking off across Mount Barker, Goolwa, Port Elliot & Victor Harbor…

Our Kanmantoo Grassy Woodland Restoration project has been featured in the latest edition of the Native Vegetation Councils newsletter. In case you missed it…

We recently welcomed the community to the official opening of our fire Wise Demonstration Garden in Mount Barker…

Tomorrow is a double recognition day, for our froggy friends AND the power of rewilding to restore nature…

Be like a Koala and hug a Gum – Sunday is National Eucalypt Day! We are fortunate in the Mount Lofty Ranges to have many diverse eucalypt species, sadly some are experiencing declines due to various environmental pressures

Running out of ideas for the last week of school holidays? Why not try our kids' Nature Bingo – a fun and free way to explore the outdoors!

The latest edition of Coast Lines magazine is hot off the press, and this time we highlight one of our favourite plants, Bursaria spinosa…

In this webinar, Colin covers the importance of understanding and incorporating summer and winter active species in pastures for drought resilience, soil health and many other important benefits such as provision of habitat for local wildlife species…