Help grow koala food for Cleland Conservation Park, explore Kuitpo Forest, and hear from Rangers caring for koalas and country.
A one-day citizen science event where community members, scientists, and nature lovers team up to monitor the health of local waterways.
A Women’s Wellness Event 🌿
Keeping natural plant regeneration flowing with this opportunity to learn about different propagation techniques for Eremophila.
Connect with nature and find your flow, a special garden yoga session in our Clifford Street Community Garden.
Join us for the official launch of our new repair cafe. Help us reduce waste, share skills and foster a more sustainable Prospect!
Celebrate nature and community with us! Fruit & Veg Swap is a wonderful opportunity to share the surplus from your garden with community.
Explore the unique coastal landscape at Thompson Beach on a citizen science adventure guided by marine biologists.
Walk the coast path with volunteers from local dunes groups to learn about this place, the plants & animals from those who know it well.
An opportunity to share and care for The Gums Reserve, exploring Nature and our physical and emotional connection.
A rare remnant of native vegetation in the western suburbs, hidden on Adelaide Airport land, with birdwatching opportunities.
A family-friendly picnic exploring nature, play, storytelling, and songs to celebrate Flying Start preschool with your little ones!
'Flow' is an exhibition of artworks that responds to the inherent interconnectedness shared by artists and nature.
Experience a stunning photographic journey into South Australia’s remaining wilderness areas and hear about the urgent need to protect them.
The care—fall opening event transforms an urban hardscape into a series of rain gardens where sonic and vibrational performance, water, plants and human bodies converge.
Join us for a Story Walk adventure at Burchell Reserve!
Explore the lifecycle of butterflies at this interactive storytelling experience. Craft a butterfly and help it flutter through the garden.
Spend some time in the company of some of the State's most passionate and knowledgeable 'nature buffs'. Find out what it's really like to work with nature.
Join us for a fun, guided night walk to discover the bats, frogs and other awesome creatures that come out after dark
Come and Try days are a chance to give bushcare a go for yourself and see how you can make a difference in your local patch.
Discover wildlife apartments, the wood-wide-web, and trees that existed before Adelaide. A guided walk through Hazelwood Park.
Come along and learn Traditional weaving techniques and have a yarn with First Nations Boandik artists and weavers
Join Hugh Possingham, Nature Festival's Bird Lover in Residence, as he explores the wetland birds of Pakapakanthi/Victoria Park wetlands.
Exploring South Australia's unique environmental histories
The Nourished Path, a beautifully layered experience—mind, body, and spirit all held gently by nature.
A hands-on workshop where students explore how imaginative design and landscapes can help create regenerative, sustainable communities.
Explore this unique linear trail and discover the native plant corridor created along the way. Learn from the people caring for this place.
Flow back to the past as you immerse yourself in the forest rich in heritage.
Learn about the hooded plovers and other beach nesting birds that make their homes on the Fleurieu’s ocean beaches.
Listen, look and learn as we explore poetry with RubinA by Third Creek and respond to our natural environment in and through The Arts.
Spend a morning in nature learning the art of nature journaling and bushcare in a beautiful bushland setting.
Come and spend a morning learning about the City of Adelaide's Wirrarninthi Environmental Education Trail.
Enjoy the great outdoors at Minlagawi Gum Flat!
Join us for a picnic and heartwarming, old-fashioned re-telling of Kenneth Grahame's beloved classic by Mr. Badger himself.
Come along to an informative and engaging workshop to learn about the endangered Fairy Tern and other coastal birds that live on our coast.
Marvel at the ancient River Red Gums, while learning about the native plants and biodiversity of this site from the people who care for it.
Come and celebrate the Nature Festival at Sensory Storytime talking about and feeling the 'Flow'
Storyteller Ron Kandelaars brings to life the rich tapestry of South Australia’s history, landscapes, and unforgettable personalities.
Stitching by a waterfall - in a collective workshop to help sew together the large scale participatory artwork Community Waterway Portrait
Come and try 3D painting in VR
As the world quiets at dusk, a new rhythm takes over - one of movement, sound, and unseen connections.
Explore South Australia's native frogs with expert Steve Walker and hear about the research helping us understand them better.
Join us on the First Friday of every month with an eclectic and ever-changing curated program of live music, talks and tours.
Launch of Crosscurrents at AGSA First Fridays: artists + curators discuss coastal ecologies, art, and the new publication.
Véra Ada's Nature Festival exhibition at Gallery Flaneur, explores the new and existing photographs taken in nature while in a flow state.
Opening night for Nature Festival at the Gallery at St Peters Town Hall, featuring the work of five nature inspired artists.
Join us for a wonderful night searching for the nocturnal wildlife in the Adelaide Parklands. How many can you find?
We’re hitting a new parkrun location each month across the state — bringing together veterans, first responders, and supporters for connection, movement, and mateship.
Come along and discover the incredible lifecycle of the Short-finned Eel, told through drawings and narration by students from the Yahl Primary school.
A day of nature play, environmental education and family fun with local vendors, makers and producers at our Hutt Street Monthly Markets.
A Coastal Celebration of Art, food, story, and surf - where community and creativity flow together.
Discover local Beach-Nesting Birds with an informative and engaging workshop, a walk on the beach, and learn how you can help them survive.
These exquisite 200-year-old paintings take you on a journey across the land, skies and water of Singapore and Malaysia.
Chris Bryant and John Boland describe their journey caring for their urban farm and magnificent Mallee wonderland.
Find out how to design and care for a garden with plants that are indigenous to the City of Onkaparinga council region
Craig Wilkins, National Director of the Murray Darling Conservation Alliance will give a presentation of the challenges followed by Q&A.
Walk, run or ride a loop around Adelaide completely through beautiful Park Lands! Join the hosted 9am walking group or go at your own pace in your own time.
Flow through the gallery and explore movement, making and nature in celebration of Nature Festival.
In the arboretum, nature’s flow always surrounds - and gently captures you. Don’t miss this opportunity!
Discover how nature speaks when we listen with our whole being. An embodied journey into connection.
Join Hugh Possingham, Nature Festival's Bird Lover in Residence, as he explores the birds and wildflowers of Penola Conservation Park.
Enjoy a hike through Mt Osmond reserve with Buddy Up friends
Step into this free family-friendly event blending ecology, culture, and solidarity, as we mark World Habitat Day with a focus on West Papua and local issues.
Join Hugh Possingham, Nature Festival's Bird Lover in Residence, as he explores the birds of the Valley Lakes, Mt Gambier.
Enjoy a guided walk by a local resident to discover the beautiful and historic trees within the suburbs.
Come and experience Mount Burr Swamp with Nature Glenelg Trust. Hear about and see fish, frogs and birds which call this wetland home.
A beach ramble discovering the creatures, plants and other treasures that wash up on the shoreline and live on the reef.
Delve deeper into our understanding of gender and nature connection with this inaugural activity incorporating art and quiet dialogue.
A relaxing afternoon learning the art of mosaics with Jan Obst while learning about how you can contribute to Red-tailed Black Cockatoo conservation.
Stories, wild encounters & Nature Play for the whole family
Learn how the newly re-built Rymill Lake has been designed with new features using treated water and raingardens to filter the water.
Curious about how to restore and support healthy Port River flows?
Participants in August's Outback Song Camp will showcase their compositions at the Grace Emily Hotel.
A profound presentation exploring how we can listen to the natural world, and what we can learn from doing so.
Join park rangers as we walk with renowned artist Rebecca McEwan and understand her journey with the river. We will create art and listen to the river's gifts.
Learn about the goals and progress of the $1.97 million Cox Creek Restoration Project, connect with local volunteer groups
Join acoustic ecologist Andrew Skeoch for an inspiring author talk on his book ‘Deep Listening to Nature’.
Experience the mesmerizing flow of micro-bat sounds as they dance through the night sky.
We will explore the role of seeds in ecological restoration and the importance of seasonality and intergenerational caring for nature
Learn about the Hooded Plover and other beach-nesting birds that make their home on the Fleurieu's beaches
Join us for a fun-filled outdoor crafting session in the Pirrku garden! Kids ages 4–14 can get creative with nature-inspired crafts.
Regenerate nature and yourself in Adelaide's beautiful Park Lands.
Panel-Our waters in a changing climate-the concept of FLOW is central to understanding life in the CLLMM region - Where the fresh water meets salt.
Dive into your local Marine environment over a drink at Port Augusta Coastcare’s engaging "Science in the Pub" event
Roving community art oceanic lanterns to honour our ocean and call to action to protect and care for our waterways during the harmful algal bloom
Join us for the screening of films by Surfers for Climate and Open Space Contemporary Arts featuring local surfers, artists and industries.
Come in your oodie or pjs, bring some friends and watch award-winning movie Flow.
Join us to discover the fascinating lives of migratory shorebirds which visit the Gulf St Vincent coast for six months each year.
Ditch burnout & unlock fat loss the woman’s way
A community event to celebrate, connect, and share.
Discover local Beach-Nesting Birds with an informative workshop, a walk on the beach, and learn how you can help them survive.
Caring for Wittelbee Community Day: Enjoy damper and a BBQ, join in tree planting, a beach clean-up, and more fun activities to care for our coastal community!
Join us to learn the art of making a basket drey “an artificial house for ringtails”. It’s a fun and inexpensive activity for possum lovers of all ages.
Explore the flow of Earth’s waters through the lens of Earth Observation
An multidisciplinary exhibition by Shenshen Zheng. Zheng invites viewers to loosen control, to listen deeply, and to acknowledge the agency of matter and land.