Fox sightings have been on the increase in Adelaide’s inner suburbs in recent weeks, according to local media reports.

However, the reverse appears to be true in the Adelaide Park Lands. But what should you do if you encounter a fox in the Adelaide Park Lands?

Any loss from your "Open Green Public" Park Lands to new development is to be avoided.

However, some cafes have made use of previously-abandoned heritage Park Lands buildings, finding ways to stay viable even during the notoriously quieter, cooler months.

Recent rains have re-established green groundcover at the new wetlands under construction in the southern part of Victoria Park / Pakapakanthi (Park 16).

Many parts of your Adelaide Park Lands are named after famous people of decades past.

Greg Martin looks at the man behind the name "Lundie Gardens" in Park 21W off South Terrace.

Seven candidates vying for a single vacancy on the City Council are getting quizzed about their attitudes to YOUR Adelaide Park Lands.

Both major political parties seem to be doing their best to lose the marginal seat of Adelaide at the State election, due next March.

Neither Premier Steven Marshall, nor Opposition Leader Peter Malinauskas appears to have done his homework to find out about the growing swell of public support for Adelaide's Open Green Public Park Lands.

There’s been an innovative use of the Adelaide Park Lands - as a theatre stage, with actors moving in and out of scenes, through the windows of a moving bus. “The Narrator” used the backdrop of several Parks and Squares to tell a “moving” story.

Adelaide has jumped up to third place in rankings of the world’s most liveable cities - surely a boost for Adelaide's new bid to become only the world's second "National Park City”.

Let's build upon the enviable world reputation of your Open Green Public spaces. "Love Your Park Lands" is part of Adelaide's answer to COVID, and a guide to the rest of the world in how to make a city liveable.

An initial startup meeting was held last Saturday, 5 June (World Environment Day) at this bitumen expanse within Bonython Park / Tulya wardlu (Park 27) earmarked for partial re-greening (and sometime in the future, perhaps, new beach volleyball courts).

After 12 months of operation, Disc Golf players say the public Disc Golf Course in King Rodney Park / Ityamai-itpina (Park 15) has been a great success.