In this webinar, Colin covers the importance of understanding and incorporating summer and winter active species in pastures for drought resilience, soil health and many other important benefits such as provision of habitat for local wildlife species…

We recently had the privilege of working with the students at Mount Barker South Primary School in partnership with Arborgreen and Mount Barker District Council.

This week, we teamed up with Port Elliot Primary School for our annual marine debris beach cleanup, and what an inspiring effort it was!

These tiny plants are destined for great things! Part of our Monarto to Tungkillo Biodiversity Links project, these rare Olearia pannosa will be planted at Kinchina Conservation Park…

Every November, we celebrate one of our most important and ancient creatures—turtles! From their crucial role in our ecosystems to the challenges they face, now is the time to learn, appreciate, and take action for these incredible species…

Check out our latest contribution in the new issue of Coast Lines magazine! In this edition, we chat about winter flowering plants for wildlife and highlight five species great for the habitat garden...

We are pleased to share that we are now a stockist for fauNature nesting boxes…

During these cold, wintery months, our gardens often experience a “flowering gap,” leaving nectar feeding birds like honeyeaters and lorikeets with limited food sources…

Our community nurseries at Alexandrina and Mount Barker now accept card payments! No need to bring cash (although it's still welcome)…

The Second Nature trailer is all loaded up with beautiful Monarto South plants from our Goolwa nursery, ready for commencement of planting for the Mulgundawa to Monarto Biodiversity Links Phase 2 project…

Recently the Eastern Mt Lofty Regenerative Agriculture Group made the most of the beautiful winter sunshine at group members Colin and Sarah Lindsay's farm in Finniss…

What an incredible Saturday we had last weekend at the Mount Barker Community Nursery! We welcomed nearly 200 families to pick up their native plant packs as part of Mount Barker Wildlife Gardening initiative…

We recently hosted a fantastic landholder planting event in Rockleigh, where a group of dedicated volunteers helped plant seedlings at one of our large-scale revegetation sites. It was great to meet new landowners and work together on this important project…

As part of our Fire Wise project, we recently held a fantastic Community Nurseries Network Workshop hosted at the Clayton Bay Nursery. It was wonderful to welcome some new community nursery managers from around the region to the network, and share insights and experiences to boost knowledge and capacity…

Recently, we hosted an inspiring two-part workshop led by the knowledgeable nursery manager, Sam, at the Mount Barker Community Nursery. This hands-on event brought together a group of enthusiastic participants eager to dive into the world of native seed collection and propagation…

We are pleased to share that the next activity in our Monarto to Tungkillo Biodiversity Links Project is almost ready to go! We have propagated and raised over 100 seedlings of the nationally vulnerable Acacia menzelii (Menzel’s Wattle) which will be planted across key priority sites to increase populations of this important plant…

As part of our Mulgundawa to Monarto South Biodiversity Links Project Senior Project officer Ben Simon recently hosted a revegetation tour with interested and currently engaged land managers.

We are excited to share, that the newly built Malleefowl mound in Monarto South on a site previously unoccupied by these birds, has resulted in the fledging of 3 chicks…

The Alexandrina Community Nursery needs you! We’re looking for community volunteers to help out from time to time. If you want to get involved in nature conservation and don’t mind getting your hands dirty then, we would love to hear from you…

The Eastern Mount Lofty Regenerative Ag Group recently visited group member, Brian Teakle's farm 'Glenholme' in Whytes Well…