Election 2022: Boothby candidates speak
Where do the parties stand on nature and our climate this election?
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Work with us!
We're looking for our newest team member: a multi-skilled Chief Operations Officer.
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Get to know our team: Andi Brown
Conservation SA is powered by unsung heroes who give their all on behalf of our environment.
Today we're putting a spotlight on the frontline legend of our home the Joinery: Andi Brown.
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Environment missing in business-as-usual election campaign
While environmental concerns comprise five of the top 10 global risks identified by the World Economic Forum, they barely rate a mention during the state election, writes our CE Craig Wilkins in InDaily this week.
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State Election scorecard released
BIG NEWS: We've polled SA's pollies, the scorecards are live and the election countdown is on!
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2022 State Election
Conservation SA is leading a coalition of environment and climate groups in a powerful campaign to track candidates' policies ahead of the State Election on 19 March.
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Fly over the majestic Victor Harbour Road trees with us
Come with us and enjoy a flyover of the beautiful canopy on Victor Harbor Road. It's breathtaking!
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Long-term water options for SA desert need to be sustainable
Statement from the Conservation Council of SA in response to today’s announcement of a State and Federal Government-backed business case for the Northern Water supply project.
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Numbers down as causeway works drive endangered whales away
Conservation SA and the Wilderness Society SA are calling for greater protection for endangered whales near Granite Island, as a scientific study reveals low whale numbers in Encounter Bay as noisy construction activity progressed during the whale season, despite a...
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Kimba dump plan under the spotlight
The state’s peak environment body will join representatives of the Barngarla people on the steps of State Parliament today as they move to formally challenge Federal Resource Minister Keith Pitt’s decision to site a national radioactive waste facility near Kimba....
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