The Trees for Life “Regenerate” program is back under way again in your Adelaide Park Lands.

You can Regenerate bushland, and help Regenerate yourself and others, with regular opportunities for bushcare, exploration, citizen science and cultural awareness.

program, which has run since about 2016, is designed to support the mental health and wellbeing of its participants and assist local biodiversity.

Trees For Life was among four community groups to receive funding from the City of Adelaide in June.

What will it take to clean up the centrepiece of your Adelaide Park Lands?

The River Torrens / Karrawirra Pari has been looking shabby in recent weeks, but there’s a lot going on behind the scenes to improve the river’s health.

We’re sharing the stories of public artworks in your Adelaide Park Lands, one feature at a time.

The second in our series, Know Your Park Lands Art, is the statue within the Pioneer Women’s Memorial Garden in Red Gum Park / Karrawirra (Park 12).

We’re helping you to learn about the plants in your Open, Green, Public Adelaide Park Lands one species at a time.

Today: purple fuzzweed!

It’s that time again. The Illuminate Adelaide festival, in its third year, is lighting up the city and encouraging us off the couch on a winter evening.

While some things about the fest – encompassing “art, light, music and technology” – remain the same, there are a few notable changes.

Adelaide city councillor – and former APA committee member – Keiran Snape has been recognised as a Pride Month Champion of SA.

Rewilded parts of your Adelaide Park Lands have been in the spotlight recently, after a successful community effort protect an area that had been targeted for destruction.

SA rewilding facilitator Tiffany Schultz speaks to APA’s Carla Caruso about the need for “flourishing ecosystems” in your Park Lands and beyond.

Parnarti - the Kaurna season of autumn - is on the way out, with a flourish of colour throughout your Adelaide Park Lands.

Not all “bin chickens” are the same. Your Adelaide Park Lands has at least one straw-necked visitor hanging out with the more common white variety, and posing for photos.