Join a screening of the inspiring documentary Rising Up, following Kal Glanznig as he uncovers stories of hope and solutions to the climate and plastic crisis
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.
Embrace the flow of the labyrinth as a metaphor for the flow of life and nature, through nature journaling and reflection.
Keeping natural plant regeneration flowing with this opportunity to learn about different propagation techniques for Eremophila.
Take a break from the ground and step into the skies
Explore the unique coastal landscape at Thompson Beach on a citizen science adventure guided by marine biologists.
Discover your own innate relationship with the element of fire in this hands on experience of story and fire with educator Tiffany Schultz and Kaurna and Narungga man Jack Buckskin.
An opportunity to share and care for The Gums Reserve, exploring Nature and our physical and emotional connection.
Seven expert speakers will each present a seven-minute talk with a connection to FLOW in nature, with themes dipping into science, arts and culture.
Explore Gawler River on a gentle walk, engaging with ephemeral artworks, & guest presenters including artists, writers, environmental educators & historians.
Come and explore your local reserve! Reconnect with nature at Little Para through cubby building, birdwatching, and student-led tours.
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.
Find out about the butterflies that exist in the region, the ones we would like to bring back and how you can assist to make this happen.
Discover wildlife apartments, the wood-wide-web, and trees that existed before Adelaide. A guided walk through Hazelwood Park.
Exploring South Australia's unique environmental histories
A literary event bringing to the stage some of Adelaide's most impressive nature writers for an evening of readings and discussion.
A hands-on workshop where students explore how imaginative design and landscapes can help create regenerative, sustainable communities.
Come along to an informative and engaging workshop to learn about the endangered Fairy Tern and other coastal birds that live on our coast.
Learn about the fascinating world of native freshwater fish conservation with Dr Sylvia Zukowski
Storyteller Ron Kandelaars brings to life the rich tapestry of South Australia’s history, landscapes, and unforgettable personalities.
Join Museum scientist, Prof. Mike Lee, and environmental artist, Swapna Namboodiri, for an evening of breathtaking images, science, and art.
Double feature for Nature Fest 2025! Magic Beach + Planet Wind with post-film Q&A by director Dominic Allen. 🌊🎬💨
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.
Join us for a wonderful night searching for the nocturnal wildlife in the Adelaide Parklands. How many can you find?
Discover local Beach-Nesting Birds with an informative and engaging workshop, a walk on the beach, and learn how you can help them survive.
Chris Bryant and John Boland describe their journey caring for their urban farm and magnificent Mallee wonderland.
First Nations marine leadership stories from around the world, inspiring panel on local challenges, and seaweed tasting collab with chef Jamie Musgrave.
Craig Wilkins, National Director of the Murray Darling Conservation Alliance will give a presentation of the challenges followed by Q&A.
Join a curator for a dive into some curious and sublime ways in which water is conjured and transformed in the visual, sound and land arts.
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.
Speakers, storytellers, and artists sharing knowledge and lived experience. A visual and sensory journey through West Papua's landscapes and biodiversity.
Come and experience Mount Burr Swamp with Nature Glenelg Trust. Hear about and see fish, frogs and birds which call this wetland home.
Delve deeper into our understanding of gender and nature connection with this inaugural activity incorporating art and quiet dialogue.
A guided walking tour of the beautiful St Clair wetlands exploring the flowing connections between ecology, engineering and health!
Curious about how to restore and support healthy Port River flows?
A profound presentation exploring how we can listen to the natural world, and what we can learn from doing so.
Uncover the hidden world of pollen and the science behind the flowering plants of the Adelaide Botanic Garden.
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
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
Join us to discover the fascinating lives of migratory shorebirds which visit the Gulf St Vincent coast for six months each year.
A free, accessible, exciting, and immersive workshop teaching participants all about citizen science, BioBlitz events, and iNaturalist!
Discover local Beach-Nesting Birds with an informative workshop, a walk on the beach, and learn how you can help them survive.
Explore the flow of Earth’s waters through the lens of Earth Observation
Celebrate native forests with Bob Brown Foundation at Forest Fest! Join us for live music, food, crafting, and education from activists
Join Dr Alecia Bellgrove, Sally O’Connor and Jo Fife to explore the Southern Ocean’s intertidal wonders and discover the diversity of local algae.
Experience the diversity, productivity and abundance that flows from the Gawler River and through The Food Forest on a guided tour.
“Ditch the screen, get mucky with worms, hunt fairy doors and fuel up on soup around the fire at Jetty Farm’s Syntropic Flow.”
Celebrate World Algae Day with fresh specimens and the latest research, as marine biologist Dr Bellgrove explores the vital role algae plays in our environment.
Hear from Craig Wilkins, National Director Murray Darling Conservation Alliance, in discussion with an AGSA Curator as they talk about our states reliance and long term relationship with water.
South Australian artist Brad Darkson discusses key works and their relationship with nature.
An exclusive behind the scenes tour of award-winning NGERINGA Summit Vineyard with curated wine tasting and snacks by Chef Shannon Fleming.
Discover the historic garden and restored habitat at Michael Perry Reserve in the City of Burnside.
We will take participants on a guided tour of our wonderful Flying-Fox Colony and then proceed to watch the spectacular fly-out.
Sophie will take you on a tour of her rewilding project, then enjoy morning tea, and mindful ephemeral art activities with Kate Hubmayer using local materials.
This year’s Nature Festival theme is ‘flow’, and a perfect way to celebrate the festival is to learn about the Kinipapa (Cooper Creek) flood
Discover the worlds oldest living culture through our walking tour & connect to Country, nature and history in the serene Botanic Gardens.
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