Vale environment and equality pioneer Betty Fisher AM
Conservation SA honours first woman President and Environment Hall of Fame inductee Betty Fisher AM.
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A new vision to revive our rivers
On the tenth anniversary of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan, peak conservation groups covering every basin state are calling on governments to revive Australia’s biggest river system by following this shared vision.
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We're hiring!
Conservation SA is looking to fill the newly created position of Campaign Manager.
Applications are now open:
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Kimba nuke dump works disrespectful and unnecessary
The state’s peak environment body has expressed extreme disappointment at ‘site characterisation works’ commencing this week at Napandee near Kimba on the contested site for the proposed national radioactive waste facility.
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Public Meeting: It's time to protect our trees!
On Monday 24 October we gathered for a Public Meeting on Adelaide's trees to hear from the experts, ask questions and show our leaders how many South Australians care about our canopy.
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Encouraging signs of progress on Murray Darling Basin Plan but we can’t afford further delays
Conservation Councils across Australia respond to the Murray Darling Basin Ministerial Council (MINCO) meeting hosted by the Minister for the Environment and Water Tanya Plibersek on 12 October 2022.
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Conservation SA Annual Reports
Conservation SA is pleased to release the organisation's annual report for 2021–2022.
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Premier right to insist on Barngarla Veto for nuke waste dump
The state’s peak environment body has strongly welcomed Premier Peter Malinauskas’s public backing of the fight by the Barngarla Traditional Owners to stop a radioactive waste dump on their land.
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Creating Positive Change Fellowship launched
Conservation SA is proud to launch a new skills and development fellowship program to help South Australians Create Positive Change.
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Comparison of Australia's Capital Cities Tree Laws (2022)
Australia’s capital cities are where most of our population is concentrated. They are also particularly vulnerable to urban heat island effect – the build up of dangerous heat in streets and neighbourhoods during the day and night.
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SA let down by stagnant Murray recovery
Today’s release of the long-awaited second Review of the Water for the Environment Special Account (WESA) should sound alarm bells for South Australia, says the state’s peak environment body.
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