A Park Lands joey possum, still in its mother's pouch, has been found to be in good health, despite its mother's serious illnesses.

Researcher Tara McKenzie has found dozens of possums in your Park Lands but is concerned that some of them are in poor health.

Wild weather last weekend had a major impact in your Park Lands.

See the photos contributed by our followers showing the floods and trees down.

The State Government has admitted that these 50 olive and sheoak trees will be the first victims of its next Park Lands attack.

You can find a “comforting natural rhythm” both working and relaxing in bushland, with good company, and “the simple pleasure of dappled sunshine.”

Trees for Life’s Samantha Catford explains how enticing it can be to ‘regenerate’ in your Adelaide Park Lands.

Do you know a sporting club, school, or community organisation that would like to hire a sports field in your Adelaide Park Lands on a short term basis? Expressions of interest are about to close, for the sports fields in Victoria Park / Pakapakanthi (Park 16) during 2024-25.

The South West City Community Association will be winding up at the end of December after 11 years of dedicated service to the residents of Adelaide’s south western quadrant.

Your Adelaide Park Lands are home to a variety of artistic works. This article is the third in a series, Know Your Park Lands Art, that introduces you to various creative works in your Park Lands. This time, we’re looking at the Park Lands legacy of John Dowie, AM.

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.