Nominations now open for the 2024 SA Environment Awards
Applications have launched for SA’s premier nature awards that acknowledge individuals, groups and organisations that dedicate their time, expertise, and passion to care for our precious natural environment.
Read moreEarth Jam! A music festival for good humans who love earth
Join us and an amazing line-up at Adelaide UniBar on Saturday 10 February!
MEDIA RELEASE: Change of leadership ushers in a new era for the state’s peak environment body
After 10 years at the helm of the Conservation Council of South Australia, Chief Executive Craig Wilkins will hand the reins to new Interim CE Kirsty Bevan in 2024.
Read more2023-24 Holiday Closing Dates
| The Conservation SA offices will be closed from 2pm on Thursday 21 December 2023 and will reopen at 9am on Monday, 15 January 2024. |
Breakthrough for Murray-Darling – new legislation throws rivers a lifeline after decade of neglect
Breakthrough for Murray-Darling – new legislation throws rivers a lifeline after decade of neglect
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Spring issue of SA Environment Magazine out now
Conservation SA's new online magazine features stories of our state's nature places, their inhabitants and the people who work to protect them.
Read moreWater Bill must go further to deliver for the Darling
Leading environmental organisations from Victoria, New South Wales and South Australia will today present evidence to a Senate Committee on the Water Amendment (Restoring Our Rivers) Bill.
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Progress on Murray-Darling Basin Plan welcome, but guarantees needed to ensure real water reaches rivers
Environment groups from across four states have welcomed progress on the Murray-Darling Basin Plan, but warn that delays will be costly to the health of our rivers.
Read moreConservation SA and South Australians for Climate Action begin nation-leading conversation on climate change
South Australians are encouraged to get involved in Community Climate Conversations and have their say on how South Australia achieves its target to reach net zero emissions by 2050.