A special update from your Conservation SA - Covid-19
Latest update: 20 March 2020 As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve rapidly, Conservation SA is actively considering how we can continue to be a strong and effective voice for nature and the environment in the coming weeks and months....
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Submission to Draft Phase 3 Planning and Design Code
The Conservation Council of South Australia (Conservation SA) welcomes the opportunity to make a submission to the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure's Draft Phase 3 Planning and Design Code.
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The Fight for the Bight is over... for now
MEDIA RELEASE25 February 2020
The Fight for the Bight is over… for now
SA’s peak body for the environment welcomes news this morning that Norwegian company Equinor will abandon plans to drill for oil in the Great Australian Bight.
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2019-20 Holiday Closing Dates
The Conservation SA offices will be closed from 5pm Friday 20 December 2019 and will reopen on Monday 6 January 2020. Our home The Joinery will also be closed during this period. The Foodprint Experience Cafe will be closed from Friday 20 December...
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Time for cool heads, not posturing over Murray
MEDIA RELEASE 30 November 2019
Time for cool heads, not posturing over Murray
South Australia’s peak environment body has strongly backed SA Environment Minister David Speirs as he rejects the call to remove barrages at the lower end of the Murray.
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2019 SA Environment Awards winners announced
Legendary Great Australian Bight protector Bunna Lawrie and School Strike 4 Climate leader Doha Khan were among those honoured at the 2019 SA Environment Awards ceremony at Tandanya on 21 November 2019.
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Who speaks for the trees?
On Monday 11 November Conservation SA hosted a Public Forum: 'Who Speaks for the Trees' Forum. Around 150 passionate community members, politicians, policy-makers and members of the environment sector packed the Joinery to hear expert speakers on the planning and...
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Kimba dump ballot a long, long way from community consent
MEDIA RELEASE 8 November 2019 Kimba dump ballot a long, long way from community consent After years of trying to convince the Kimba community to accept radioactive waste from Lucas Heights in Sydney and throwing millions of dollars at a town struggling for...
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