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Join us for the very first co creation workshop to help shape the South Australia's statewide climate movement strategy.

This open workshop invites everyone involved in—or passionate about— nature, biodiversity and climate to connect, collaborate and create a shared vision for a stronger movement.

Why a statewide movement strategy?

The co created statewide movement strategy brings together a diverse cohort of community members, grassroots groups, campaigners, volunteers, advocates, and organisations to create a shared vision and plan for our movement.

Through this process we

• build connections and partnerships

• identify our movement's strengths and needs

• define our shared priorities and goals

• develop a clear, practical plan on how to achieve this together

We've only just started and have already had one on one conversations with over 20 community organisers, campaigners, leaders, co-design experts, strategists, and movement builders to devise the plan for this co creation process.

Join Conservation Council of South Australia and friends to be a part of the very first stage of this exciting next step for SA's climate movement.

Share your thoughts, meet others passionate about our planet, and make a real contribution to building a stronger voice for environment and climate in SA.

RSVP for this event on the Adelaide Climate Action Week website here.

Join Divers for Climate during Adelaide Climate Week for a national online briefing exploring the ongoing impacts of South Australia's harmful algal bloom and what it means for the future of our marine ecosystems and coastal communities.

More than a year on from the unprecedented algal bloom, we're bringing together scientists, dive operators, and ocean advocates once again to share the latest updates from the frontlines. We'll discuss the continuing ecological impacts, including the concerning absence of Whyalla's iconic giant cuttlefish aggregation, and explore what these changes mean for marine life, tourism, and the communities that depend on healthy oceans.

Event Details

Date/Time: Thursday 30th July, 5;30pm AEST
Location: Online (link provided upon registration)
Who should attend: Divers, snorkellers, freedivers, marine tourism professionals, ocean lovers, and anyone passionate about protecting Australia's marine environment.

Our speakers will share:

• The latest update on South Australia's harmful algal bloom and recovery efforts.

• First-hand experiences from those living and working on the coast.

• The impacts on Whyalla's world-famous giant cuttlefish aggregation and the regional community.

• How the dive community can support.

The session will conclude with an interactive community discussion, providing an opportunity to ask questions, connect with others, and explore meaningful actions we can take together. List of speakers coming soon!

Whether you joined us last year or are learning about this issue for the first time, we'd love to have you as part of the conversation.

See you online!

For any questions, contact us via Instagram or at [email protected].

RSVP for this event on the Adelaide Climate Action Week website here. 

What if one of the most important ways we can help protect the wild places we love is to spend time in them (ideally with friends)? This is what Ripple Effect recipient Beatrice Jeavons asked herself and decided to test out with an 1,110 km run and ride through the Fleurieu Peninsula last year. Not only did Bea explore and visit some of the most iconic places in South Australia, she raised over $11,000 for Conservation Council SA in doing so.

Running Out of Time is a short film that Bea made of her time along the Heysen and Mawson Trails. Join Tessa Leon, Beatrice Jeavons and special guests for a screening of her movie, Q&A with Bea and friends and learn more about how you can support CCSA with their mission to conserve and protect wild places.

FREE Popcorn provided

*By booking into this event, you consent to sharing contact details with CCSA for promotional purposes.

RSVP on the Adelaide Climate Action Week website here.

This event has been organised by the Pacific Island Council of South Australia (Pacific Youth Initiative) in partnership with Conservation Council of South Australia.

Celebrating Pacific identity, resilience and solutions to the impacts of climate change with a night of cultural dance, music, and storytelling.

Join us on Sunday 2nd August, the closing night of Adelaide Climate Action Week, for a youth-led festival organised by our own Pacific Islands communities here on Kaurna country.

Alongside a packed program of cultural items, we will also have stalls selling food, handicrafts and sharing information about climate action.

Check back here closer to the date for our finalised program and stallholders list.