From Dusty Deserts to Shiny Seas
Dominated by deserts in the north of the state, South Australia also has a diverse southern coastline rich in marine fish and bird species. We’re building Australia’s largest restored shellfish reef in the Gulf St Vincent west of Adelaide and are helping to protect the southern stop-off point of many transcontinental migratory birds at the Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary.
Our Work in SA
Places We Protect
South Australian Reef Reviving the GulfWindara Reef - the largest shellfish reef restoration project ever attempted in Australia.
Places We Protect
Adelaide International Bird SanctuaryProtecting the habitat of extraordinary avian aviators
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Creating a sustainable Murray-DarlingWe’re balancing agriculture, finance and the environment.
Places We Protect
Restoring wetlands to fight climate change
Harnessing the powerful carbon capture abilities of coastal wetlands.
Places We Protect
Adelaide oyster reef
Shellfish ecosystems are among the most endangered marine habitats on Earth-with 85% loss worldwide. With the exception of Windara Reef, we have no known native oyster reefs left in South Australia, but we're bringing them back.
Past Projects
The Mound Springs of Arabana
Bubbling springs in the desert.