Support Conservation SA today!
The Conservation Council is an independent, non profit and strictly non party political organisation funded by donations, grants and support from the Community.
By providing support, you are helping us to tackle some of the major issues affecting South Australia, such as water, biodiversity protection, threatened species recovery, sustainability, climate change, the River Murray and our marine environment.
In addition to this we are able to strengthen and advocate on behalf of our member groups, over 50 environmental groups in SA, arming them with the tools they need to fight on behalf of you.
There are a number of ways you can show your support for CCSA - for more information call us on 08 8223 5155 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or download a supporter form
Make a donation now with your credit card - Individuals or organisations can make a one-off, tax-deductible donation to support CCSA's activities. All donations are gratefully welcomed - every dollar counts!
Become a Conservation Champion (monthly giving) - A monthly gift does not have to be large to provide enormous benefits for an organisation like ours. We'll send you one tax-deductible receipt at the end of each financial year for your records, and in the meantime we'll regularly keep you up to date with current activities so you'll know how your contribution is being spent.
Annual Giving to CCSA - Annual Supporters have long been an essential base of support for CCSA's activities. An annual membership is active for 12 months from the sign-up date and a renewal form is sent to the Supporter at the end of this period. There are a number of different rates for Annual Supporters, which include options for schools, community groups and private businesses. Many Supporters also choose to make a small donation with their annual subscription, which is always greatly appreciated.
Remember CCSA in your will - You can leave a long-lasting gift so that future generations can enjoy South Australia and its abundant wildlife and plant life.