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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2021-22 Holiday Closing Dates
The Conservation SA offices will be closed from 2pm 24 December 2021 and will reopen on Monday 10 January 2022.
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Comparison of Australia's Tree Laws (2021)
This report assesses what other jurisdictions across Australia’s metropolitan cities do to protect their urban forest and establishes best practice, with a particular focus on areas of similar climate, urbanisation and population density.
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Climate Action Now
We are at a critical point in the battle to save our beautiful natural environment from climate change. If you have ever thought about getting active for the climate - now is the time!
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Submission on South Australia’s Container Deposit Scheme
The Conservation Council of South Australia welcomes the opportunity to contribute a submission on improving South Australia’s Container Deposit Scheme.
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SUBMISSION: Old Belair Road ‘Upgrade’, Mitcham
Thank you for the opportunity to provide a submission regarding the proposed significant expansion of road infrastructure at the intersection of Old Belair Road and James Road in Mitcham.
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A river dies from the mouth up - Video premieres today
Conservation SA, in partnership with River Lakes and Coorong Action Group and Lifeblood Alliance have launched a new video that takes a deep dive into Australia’s greatest river system - the Murray-Darling Basin.
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Office space available: Join us at the Joinery!
Join our friendly community hub here at the Joinery on Franklin Street with your own private office space alongside Conservation Council SA and other not-for-profit organisations working in the environment, community, and humanitarian sectors.
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Myth Busting Our Trees
Trees on public and private land provide enormous benefits to people and the environment, yet pervading myths about trees are leading to their demise to the great detriment of liveable climate change-resistant cities.
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Nuclear? No thanks! Civil society groups join global call for a renewable energy future
As Prime Minister Scott Morrison heads to Glasgow for the COP26 climate summit, leading Australian civil society groups have thrown their weight behind a new global rejection of nuclear power.
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Submission on National Radioactive Waste Management Facility
The Conservation Council of South Australia welcomes the opportunity to respond to the National Radioactive Waste Management Facility notice of intention to declare.
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