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We're working towards a cooler, greener, wilder and climate-resilient Adelaide that celebrates our unique culture.

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  • [H1] We're working towards a cooler, greener, wilder and climate-resilient Adelaide that celebrates our unique culture.
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  • [H3] $1 million available to create a greener Adelaide
  • [H3] Applications to join our board are now closed
  • [H3] Seven metropolitan councils share in Cooler Greener Wilder grants
  • [H3] Nominations open for the 2026 SA Environment Awards
  • [H3] Successful blue-green algae management program kicks off for another year
  • [H3] A hole-in-one for extinct species making a comeback to South Australia
  • [H3] $1 million boost for a greener Adelaide: 37 local projects funded
  • [H3] Duck, duck, don’t be a goose: Why it’s time to stop feeding the ducks!
  • [H3] Everything you need to know about how we’re helping painted dragons bounce back
  • [H3] Another city achieves the prestigious honour of being declared a National Park City
  • [H3] $1 million available to create a greener Adelaide
  • [H3] Applications to join our board are now closed
  • [H3] Seven metropolitan councils share in Cooler Greener Wilder grants
  • [H3] Nominations open for the 2026 SA Environment Awards
  • [H3] Successful blue-green algae management program kicks off for another year
  • [H3] A hole-in-one for extinct species making a comeback to South Australia
  • [H3] $1 million boost for a greener Adelaide: 37 local projects funded
  • [H3] Duck, duck, don’t be a goose: Why it’s time to stop feeding the ducks!
  • [H3] Everything you need to know about how we’re helping painted dragons bounce back
  • [H3] Another city achieves the prestigious honour of being declared a National Park City
  • [H3] Join the SA frog census this June and help track local species
  • [H3] Nearly 5,000 problem nets removed from metro rivers
  • [H3] Banned opera house nets targeted in push to raise awareness of the need protect native animals
  • [H3] Your exclusive access to environment knowledge
  • [H3] Green strategy launched to safeguard Adelaide's liveability
  • [H3] Applications open for a share in $1 million for a greener future
  • [H3] Help protect South Australia's frog populations: Join the FrogWatch SA seasonal census
  • [H3] Nominations now open for the 2025 SA Environment Awards
  • [H3] Adelaide’s status as a National Park City celebrates 3 years
  • [H3] Decade-long Torrens Lake program kicks off to prevent blue-green algae outbreak
  • [H3] Funding supports a nature-boost for those who need it most
  • [H3] Second endangered fish release a strong sign for river health
  • [H3] Local parish greening their neighbourhood with help from a Grassroots Grant
  • [H3] Cooler, Greener, Wilder Grants up for grabs for metro council projects
  • [H3] 5 clubs hitting the mark with Grassroots Grants
  • [H3] More than $1.2 million awarded to help green local communities
  • [H3] SA’s Nature Festival program out now
  • [H3] Find out how 3 newly funded projects will help address urban heat
  • [H3] New board members to steer Green Adelaide direction
  • [H3] Nature heroes honoured at the 2024 SA Environment Awards
  • [H3] Help frogs from your phone this winter
  • [H3] More than 1,500 ‘bad’ nets collected to prepare river for platypus
  • [H3] Have your say on the first metropolitan-wide plan to boost Adelaide’s greenery
  • [H3] Get your grant on target with inspiration from Eden Field Archers
  • [H3] Platypus plan to benefit from eliminating banned nets
  • [H3] New data shows extent of Adelaide's tree canopy
  • [H3] Grant funding available to bring your green vision to life
  • [H3] Nominations now open for the 2024 SA Environment Awards
  • [H3] Nominations open for Adelaide’s urban environmental board
  • [H3] 3 ways we’ve been working with schools to act more sustainably
  • [H3] Nesting platform helicoptered in to Onkaparinga to protect endangered raptors
  • [H3] Grants set to help Adelaide become cooler, greener and wilder
  • [H3] Torrens Lake blue-green algae management program begins
  • [H3] River Torrens recovery allows for rewilding of a local fish
  • [H3] Apply now to become a coastal ambassador
  • [H3] Opera house nets removed from SA waterways
  • [H3] $1M grassroots funding awarded including to support injured wildlife
  • [H3] More than $1 million awarded to cool and green Adelaide
  • [H3] Rare plant species set for success thanks to key new insights
  • [H3] Green Adelaide's bold vision to reintroduce platypus to the River Torrens/Karrawirra Pari
  • [H3] Study shows platypus in the Torrens could fit the bill
  • [H3] 4 new board members to steer our next chapter
  • [H3] 2023 SA Environment Award winners announced
  • [H3] 5 ways to outfox a fox in Adelaide
  • [H3] First time tracking of one of SA's rarest birds of prey
  • [H3] $1 million available for projects to transform local environments
  • [H3] Nominate an environment champion for SA Environment Awards
  • [H3] Take off for a monitoring project to understand Australian white ibis
  • [H3] Nominations open for Adelaide’s environmental board
  • [H3] Popular program helps students become ambassadors for Adelaide’s coast
  • [H3] Rare native plant species show positive signs of repopulation
  • [H3] Applications open for new grants program to green and cool metro Adelaide
  • [H3] Conservation dog sniffs out fox dens on Adelaide’s beaches
  • [H3] Annual Torrens Lake algae control effort underway
  • [H3] First flight for 3 threatened hooded plover chicks
  • [H3] Grassroots funding brings 46 Adelaide environmental projects to life
  • [H3] Applications open for next intake of Coastal Ambassadors
  • [H3] Environmental champions crowned at 2022 SA Environment Awards
  • [H3] Drone used to seed coastal plants in innovative trial
  • [H3] Famous foodie hosts free homegrown food talks in Adelaide
  • [H3] New guide launched to help boost Adelaide’s new home greenery
  • [H3] Threatened hooded plover eggs spotted on Adelaide coastline mark official start of breeding season
  • [H3] Nominate an environment champion for SA Environment Awards
  • [H3] Rare plant species re-introduced around Adelaide
  • [H3] Adelaide National Park City mural comes to life at Adelaide Airport
  • [H3] Adelaide’s first urban greening strategy is in development
  • [H3] Kaurna elder shows support for global Adelaide National Park City status
  • [H3] Let’s turn your green idea into a reality with a Grassroots Grant
  • [H3] More than half a million dollars in grants awarded to water sustainability projects
  • [H3] Connect with nature this winter and head along to these events in June
  • [H3] Report your sightings of exotic Alexandrine parakeets
  • [H3] Winner announced of the inaugural Green Adelaide Urban Landcare Award
  • [H3] Australia’s most threatened beach-nesting bird on the road to recovery
  • [H3] Trial determines that nature prescription demystification is needed to improve wellbeing
  • [H3] Adelaide’s birds of prey in the spotlight with new awareness campaign
  • [H3] Applications open for highly sought-after youth ambassador program
  • [H3] Construction underway on Breakout Creek Redevelopment Stage 3
  • [H3] $1 million invested in practical community green projects
  • [H3] Nearly $2 million funding to green and cool streets
  • [H3] Second call for help to track down wild Alexandrine parakeets
  • [H3] Artist’s impressions reveal new community space on the River Torrens
  • [H3] Flow event underway to control Torrens Lake blue-green algae levels
  • [H3] Annual summer Torrens Lake algae control effort underway
  • [H3] Help stop 2 of SA’s top weed threats from spreading
  • [H3] Adelaide named the world’s second National Park City
  • [H3] $550,000 available to deliver on-ground water sustainability projects
  • [H3] A new pathway to green, cool and wild Adelaide launched
  • [H3] Adelaide’s National Park City push reaches a milestone
  • [H3] Endangered fish returned to Adelaide after more than a century
  • [H3] Call out for coastal champions in Adelaide
  • [H3] Help find a pair of exotic Alexandrine parakeets on the loose
  • [H3] Green heroes celebrated in Adelaide's first Pelzer Prize awards
  • [H3] New project helping our birds of prey across Adelaide
  • [H3] Pledge your support for Adelaide to become a National Park City
  • [H3] $2m to support council greening projects across SA
  • [H3] Grants lead way for Adelaide’s blue carbon future
  • [H3] Creating a more butterfly friendly Adelaide for everyone's wellbeing
  • [H3] Bringing platypus back to the River Torrens
  • [H3] Breakout Creek designs get the go-ahead
  • [H3] $5.5 million grants boost to green neighbourhoods
  • [H3] Let’s make Adelaide the next National Park City
  • [H3] Apply now for a grant to green and cool your neighbourhood
  • [H3] Learn how water quality in the Torrens is being improved
  • [H3] Community event: Imagine a future Adelaide that is loved even more
  • [H3] Grants harness stormwater for Adelaide greening
  • [H3] Annual summer Torrens Lake algae control effort underway
  • [H3] Call for Adelaide’s Coastal Ambassadors
  • [H3] Thousands of trees to be planted on suburban Adelaide streets
  • [H3] Have your say on final stage of key River Torrens project
  • [H3] $1 million boost for metropolitan environmental projects
  • [H3] Green Adelaide to lead city-wide greening
  • [H3] Find out what we’ve been up to at Brownhill Creek!
  • [H3] Nature Festival announce over 300 events for the spring festival
  • [H3] What you need to know about Adelaide’s latest problem weed
  • [H3] Get to know 8 rivers in Adelaide that aren’t the Torrens
  • [H3] 4 ways to enjoy the great outdoors at Breakout Creek / Purruna Pari
  • [H3] Connecting communities with nature in Adelaide's northern suburbs
  • [H3] 6 easy ways to give back to nature in 2026
  • [H3] What you need to know about one of Adelaide’s most endangered plant communities
  • [H3] 5 lessons that defined our 2025 webinar series
  • [H3] Snap a sun-moth: How your photos could help a species
  • [H3] Celebrate and explore nature at Breakout Creek / Purruna Pari
  • [H3] How our threatened plant project is helping Adelaide’s coastal dunes
  • [H3] Spring into action for SA’s frogs
  • [H3] 5 big wins making Adelaide cooler, greener and wilder (and just getting started!)
  • [H3] 5 tips to ID this problem weed from its look-alikes
  • [H3] How volunteer groups are making a big difference
  • [H3] What you need to know about Adelaide’s deer problem
  • [H3] Everything you need to know about cicadas
  • [H3] 10 common trees you’ll see around Adelaide
  • [H3] Your lowdown on blue-green algae – the good, the bad and the ugly
  • [H3] What your enviro characteristics say about you
  • [H3] 5 weeds to watch out for this summer
  • [H3] Discover how research about a plant is helping a missing Adelaide butterfly
  • [H3] 5 common lizards of Adelaide
  • [H3] 3 native species under threat from Adelaide’s latest weedy problem
  • [H3] Discover 7 things in Adelaide’s newest mural
  • [H3] Where to see Breakout Creek / Purruna Pari’s new Kaurna sculptures
  • [H3] How can we help keep the River Torrens litter free?
  • [H3] 5 ways you can look after the River Torrens / Karrawirra Pari
  • [H3] 5 reasons we love Adelaide’s River Torrens / Karrawirra Pari
  • [H3] Why are there more grey-headed flying foxes in Adelaide?
  • [H3] Why green teens should apply for the Youth Environment Council in SA
  • [H3] 5 stories you loved from 2023
  • [H3] Everything you need to know about the Youth Environment Council in SA
  • [H3] Sneak peek: the 9 Kaurna artworks taking centre stage at Breakout Creek / Purruna Pari
  • [H3] Seminar series finale for 2023
  • [H3] 5 ways to use less water on your food garden
  • [H3] 5 easiest vegetables to start growing in your garden now
  • [H3] 7 vegetables and herbs to grow to get the most bang for your buck – and how to plant them
  • [H3] 3 herbs to take cuttings from – and how
  • [H3] Crops in pots: 5 of the best vegetables to grow in small spaces
  • [H3] Simple tips for first-time vegetable gardeners when planting seeds
  • [H3] 9 vegetables best grown from seed
  • [H3] 5 unusual things found in the River Torrens / Karrawirra Pari – and how we keep trash under control
  • [H3] More than $65,000 will go towards the creation of a native food forest.
  • [H3] Enjoy the spring feeling with Nature Festival this October
  • [H3] Everything you need to know about visiting Breakout Creek / Purruna Pari
  • [H3] 7 butterflies to spot in Adelaide this spring
  • [H3] 4 frogs to listen out for from August
  • [H3] What you need to know about platypuses
  • [H3] It’s swooping season – what you need to know about Adelaide’s swooping birds
  • [H3] 6 steps to a butterfly-friendly garden
  • [H3] Redeveloped Breakout Creek just weeks away from re-opening
  • [H3] How is litter managed in the River Torrens?
  • [H3] 4 steps to a frog-friendly garden and why you’d want one
  • [H3] Why you need a raingarden (and what it is)
  • [H3] 7 animals you might see – or hear – along the River Torrens / Karrawirra Pari
  • [H3] Everything you need to know about possums in your roof
  • [H3] Simple steps to deter possums from your garden
  • [H3] 6 elements of the Breakout Creek redevelopment that are really taking shape
  • [H3] Exploring Adelaide’s feelings about our environment
  • [H3] 4 environmental champions to get to know this National Volunteer Week
  • [H3] 4 reasons we hate waterways and why you should too
  • [H3] Everything you need to know about possums in Adelaide
  • [H3] Find out how we keep rubbish out of Adelaide’s waterways
  • [H3] 5 plants for your garden in the Adelaide ‘burbs
  • [H3] Get to know Adelaide’s microbats
  • [H3] 6 indoor plants to freshen up your Adelaide home
  • [H3] New project to meet your neighbours and green your neighbourhood
  • [H3] New nature space is taking shape in Adelaide’s west
  • [H3] All you need to know about the little birds flocking to Leigh Street
  • [H3] 7 reasons to apply for Adelaide’s popular marine program for young people
  • [H3] Discover 7 lesser-known butterflies getting a helping hand on the coast
  • [H3] How to tell the difference between blue-green algae and duckweed
  • [H3] 3 things you’d learn about in Adelaide’s top program for young beach lovers
  • [H3] How to use a nest box to bring all the birds to the yard (and other wildlife too)
  • [H3] 5 tips for looking after waterways near or on your property
  • [H3] 11 of Adelaide’s best wetlands to visit
  • [H3] 5 native fish that live in the River Torrens/Karrawirra Pari and how they’re protected
  • [H3] How a free school program is putting sustainability in the spotlight
  • [H3] 6 signs biodiversity and water quality have improved along the River Torrens/Karrawirra Pari
  • [H3] Everything you need to know about food gardening – your questions answered
  • [H3] Everything you need to know about the Youth Environment Council in SA
  • [H3] 5 tips for taking the best photos of seadragons
  • [H3] 5 resolutions for a cooler, greener, wilder 2023
  • [H3] 8 garden character designs that will help you make the most of a small backyard
  • [H3] Check out the changing landscape at Breakout Creek
  • [H3] Top 10 things to consider when greening your new home
  • [H3] Top 3 snorkel spots near Adelaide
  • [H3] 6 ways to connect with Adelaide’s blue backyard – our coast and marine environment
  • [H3] 3 of Adelaide’s best beaches for families
  • [H3] 8 flowers you can eat – and how to use them
  • [H3] 4 ways to attract beneficial bugs to protect your vegetable patch
  • [H3] 7 relatable food gardening fails – and how to avoid them next time
  • [H3] Everything you need to know about Adelaide’s seadragons
  • [H3] How to save vegetable seeds to grow food
  • [H3] 7 weeds that have sprung this spring and how to manage them
  • [H3] 5 herbs and flowers to grow for your very own tea garden
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  • [H3] How to compost and why you should start now
  • [H3] 3 herbs to take cuttings from – and how
  • [H3] 7 vegetables and herbs to grow to get the most bang for your buck – and how to plant them
  • [H3] 5 tips for an economical veggie patch
  • [H3] 3 ways that growing your own food brings big benefits
  • [H3] Congratulations to our food gardening competition winners
  • [H3] How to be a scientist for a day – or more – in the Great Southern BioBlitz
  • [H3] Crops in pots: 5 of the best vegetables to grow in small spaces
  • [H3] Everything you need to know about a new biodiversity corridor in Adelaide’s south
  • [H3] 5 easy steps for planting new seedlings in your vegetable garden
  • [H3] 9 vegetable and herb seedlings to plant this spring
  • [H3] Discover what’s been happening behind the fences at Breakout Creek
  • [H3] 9 vegetables best grown from seed
  • [H3] Simple tips for first-time vegetable gardeners when planting seeds
  • [H3] 8 of Adelaide’s most common birds and how you can encourage them into your backyard
  • [H3] 7 butterflies to spot in Adelaide this spring
  • [H3] Your chance to make a difference along Adelaide’s coasts
  • [H3] How to keep a mature tree in a new home – and why it’s a good idea
  • [H3] 5 signs that spring is here
  • [H3] Get to know the threatened bird and its adorable babies surviving on Adelaide’s coast
  • [H3] Get to know Adelaide’s lesser-known beach-nesting bird
  • [H3] 4 frogs to listen out for in August
  • [H3] 7 reasons to protect Adelaide’s mature trees
  • [H3] 5 birds you’ll see on the beach that aren’t seagulls
  • [H3] Adelaide’s 8 best adventure and nature playgrounds
  • [H3] 7 steps to a stylish coastal garden
  • [H3] 5 common weeds that might be escaping from your garden
  • [H3] Choose these 6 sustainable gardening options
  • [H3] Find out all about Adelaide’s pretty annoying weed gazanias
  • [H3] All you need to know about a new environmental project in Adelaide’s south
  • [H3] Learn about Aboriginal cultural burning in South Australia
  • [H3] Good for more than a kiss: Find out why mistletoe is an important part of nature
  • [H3] 2 things you should know about food gardening in autumn
  • [H3] Top 5 edible native plants to grow at home
  • [H3] 6 steps to build a green wall at home
  • [H3] 6 steps to planting a native plant
  • [H3] 5 plants for your coastal garden
  • [H3] Get to know how returning groundwater to storages is making Adelaide more climate resilient
  • [H3] 6 steps for attracting more native bees to your garden
  • [H3] Claim your free spinach and rocket seeds when you sign up to Grow It Local this month
  • [H3] Everything you need to know about Adelaide’s River Torrens/Karrawirra Pari
  • [H3] Get the lowdown on Adelaide’s fairies
  • [H3] Enter this quirky gardening competition to win green thumb prizes
  • [H3] 5 outdoor adventures for Valentine’s Day
  • [H3] SA’s top green teen program is now open for applications
  • [H3] Free gardening online platform to help you grow food at home
  • [H3] 2022 Adelaide nature experience bucket list
  • [H3] How bringing platypus back to the River Torrens could be the next step in rewilding Adelaide
  • [H3] Why the not-so-popular noisy miner is thriving in Adelaide
  • [H3] International visitors arrive on Adelaide beaches
  • [H3] School program encourages students to take climate change action
  • [H3] Inspiring South Australian teens to be future environmental leaders
  • [H3] Locally extinct butterfly returns to Adelaide
  • [H3] Salisbury Park boy fundraises for bat conservation
  • [H3] The silent guard: new tech keeps watch over threatened animals
  • [H3] Cycling Adelaide onto the world’s green map
  • [H3] From pest to pinot – how feral olive trees grow great wine
  • [H3] 9 common native birds of Adelaide
  • [H3] All you need to know about managing pest animals in Adelaide
  • [H3] Teens share their views with the UN about SA’s environment
  • [H3] Building a new home? Don’t forget the trees
  • [H3] Find out why greenery is key to Adelaide’s liveability
  • [H3] All you need to know about weeding out weeds in Adelaide
  • [H3] Everything you need to know about creating a wilder Adelaide
  • [H3] What is Green Adelaide?
  • [H3] Busting 4 myths about Adelaide’s grey-headed flying foxes
  • [H3] 5 ways to make your home greener for the greater good
  • [H4] Acknowledgement of Country

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