The Fire Danger Season has finished in the Flinders (north of Wirrabara so the trail there is open.) South of Wirrabara the trail remains closed. Read more
The fire danger season for the Mount Lofty Ranges Fire Ban District (between Kings Beach (WSCW) and Tanunda in the Barossa Valley) has been extended by two weeks to 14 May. Read more
Support the work of Oxfam by walking or running in one of four distance events from Goolwa to Victor Harbor.
The Southern Charity Challenge will be held on Sunday 22 April, from 8am at Goolwa.
For further info visit www.southerncc.net or phone 0408 846 422.
The newly formed Greening Committee has set its first project for 2012. It is planned to survey and plant appropriate trees and understory around Hiskey’s Hut, near Georgetown.
Those who are familiar with Hiskey’s will be aware that the hut sits in an open, rather desolate road reserve and is a manageable first project.
It is planned to approach Trees for Life to provide surplus plants, from the 2012 season, for about 100 trees to plant around the hut.
The committee is looking for help with this project, planned dates for parts one (survey and hole digging) and two (planting) are late May and late June respectively.
Contact the office if you are interested in participating.
Join the conversation on Twitter and Facebook
NT Parks and Wildlife Service have a two week volunteer opportunity assisting park rangers in Larapinta Trail maintenance in the West MacDonnell National Park.
This volunteer opportunity is open to all ages and anyone interested can apply, registrations close Wednesday 21 March.
Further information can be found in this leaflet, or by contacting Kelly Knights on 08 8956 7799 or email on gov..