Silt being dredged from the River Torrens / Karrawirra Pari is taking a detour before being removed from your Adelaide Park Lands.

If you Love Your Park Lands, like we do, you might occasionally hear criticism from people who have latched onto a Park Lands myth.

In this article, we’re MYTH-BUSTING the claim that privately-owned horses have taken over part of your Park Lands.

Philosophers ask: "If a tree falls in a forest, and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?"

We ask: "If the State Government cuts down dozens of trees in your Adelaide Park Lands, and there is NO MEDIA COVERAGE, does anybody know that it happened?"

It’s sometimes called “Cunning Running”. The sport of orienteering is becoming more popular in your Open, Green, Public Adelaide Park Lands.

This is a tale of two fences. One, a fence that is about to be installed around a playing field in your Park Lands - the other a fence that is earmarked for removal - one day, sometime……

Australia's national heritage protection laws have again been exposed as worthless, after the Federal Environment Department waved through a $3 billion State Government attack on your Park 27.

Join thousands of citizen scientists around the southern hemisphere, using your smart-phone to observe and record biodiversity. Snap whatever life you can see or hear, in one of the rare precious bushland areas of your Adelaide Park Lands.

Join us with your smartphone on Saturday morning, 25 November, 10am to 12 noon, in Parks 3, 4 and 5. We’ll help you record biodiversity as part of the Great Southern BioBlitz.

Find out how the “World’s Only” video came together with the aid of a dedicated Adelaide University student, and the camera-work of many Park Lands supporters.

Families with children came together on Sunday 5th November in your Adelaide Park Lands to share their passion for protecting the environment, creating a ‘community for creatures.’

It is with great pleasure that we announce the arrival of a baby possum in your Adelaide Park Lands.

See the one-week old possum, in the pouch, courtesy of Adelaide University’s Tara McKenzie.

You’re being urged to have your say on how the City Council can achieve the right balance between encouraging sport on your Park Lands, without losing Open Green Public spaces.

There are dozens of sports buildings already dotted around your Park Lands, and there is an increased demand from women and girls to play sport in your Park Lands.

A growing number of Park Ambassadors will help us offer a record number of Guided Walks next year.

Our 2024 schedule includes 33 opportunities throughout the year to Explore your Park Lands, with us.