In 30 minutes this Sunday, show the State Government that you Love Your Park Lands and that you have got them “covered” (symbolically) with your umbrella. All you need to do is show up about 1.00pm, to be part of a huge group photo at 1.30.

Puffer jackets were the order of the day for parents, as junior players took to your Park Lands fields last weekend. APA’s Rhia Daniel braved the chill to give you a feel for one of the morning’s brisk soccer workouts.

It could be August 2023 before you are allowed to return to Elder Park in your Adelaide Park Lands.

Irrigation trenching is expected to be completed by the King’s birthday weekend in June, but it will take some time after that before new turf is bedded in.

Do you want a massive police compound taking away an area of your Park Lands bigger than Adelaide Oval? That is a question that the State Government refuses to ask you.

But you can make your answer known by “providing cover” on Sunday 4 June.

Your Adelaide Park Lands are home to many kinds of plants, but it’s not always easy to identify them.

We’ll help you: one species at a time. Here’s a guide to a plant found alongside the River Torrens / Karrawirra Pari. It’s the common reed: Phragmites australis.

You might die wondering if or when your Adelaide Park Lands might get State Heritage listing.

The State Government is certainly in no hurry to deal with it; despite recent moves by both the Greens and the Liberal Party in State Parliament.

A new neighbourhood re-greening group has kicked off with a day of new plantings in Victoria Park / Pakapakathi (Park 16).

Volunteers who Love Your Park Lands have launched “Green Pakapakanthi” with the blessing of the Adelaide City Council, and would welcome your participation.

Do you have an umbrella? Do you Love Your Park Lands? If so, we need you on Sunday 4 June, to provide “cover” for the threatened biodiversity of Golden Wattle Park / Mirnu Wirra (Park 21W).

With hundreds of others, use your umbrella to signal to the State Government that there is community “cover” for Park Lands, and that new Police barracks must go on a non-Park Lands site.

The final cash prize of the 2023 Adelaide Park Lands Art Prize, the People’s Choice Award has been handed out, but many of these inspirational Park Lands artworks are still available, for purchase, for a short time only.

Who, or what, is attacking Park Lands possums? And why are they underweight, compared to their country cousins? Adelaide University researcher Tara McKenzie has made some surprising discoveries in your Park 17.

Spread the word! These are the wildflowers that won’t have a chance if the State Government goes ahead with current plans to put an enormous semi-industrial police workplace onto the most biodiverse part of your Adelaide Park Lands.

It’s been described as the world’s most polarising fruit.

On Sunday 7 May, Adelaide's Malaysian Community braved the rain to attend Taste of Malaysia's Durian Fest in Bonython Park / Tulya Wardli (Park 27).

Your Adelaide Park Lands are home to many kinds of plants, but it’s not always easy to identify them.

We’ll help you: one species at a time. First up, here’s a guide to the South Australian blue gum: Eucalyptus leucoxylon.