You can’t take it with you when you go…but you can leave some behind to support your open, green, public Adelaide Park Lands.

One man who's done that is APA Life Member Aaron Gray, recently retired as an operational leader at a WA mine.

There’s something about the idea of a secret garden that entices.

Did you know that such a garden is tucked away, for local residents and business owners, a stone's throw from your Park Lands, within the Adelaide CBD?

While some of the Adelaide Park Lands has been lost to development in recent times, a few city-dwellers have reclaimed a bit of bitumen elsewhere as a green space – and they’re looking for more members to help champion it.

The Aussie Bird Count is on again, from 14-20 October.

With many looking to the skies this month, we thought it a good time to chat to a local birding club and find out what makes its members pursue the hobby year-round.

Your Adelaide Park Lands are about to host South Australia’s first female-only disc golf tournament.

The action will take place in King Rodney Park / Ityamai-itpina (Park 15), where a disc golf course has been the subject of recent controversy.

Our series of stories, Know Your Park Lands Art, guides you through various creative displays within your Adelaide Park Lands.

This time, we put the spotlight on a memorial featuring four huge, stainless steel daisies.

A new category in the biennial Adelaide Park Lands Art Prize is "artist living with a disability".

The prize is being sponsored by Minda, the state's largest non-government disability support organisation.

Former Sydneysider Christina Tilston recently began as one of our volunteers, helping with admin and taking beautiful pics on our Guided Walks.

We've put Christina in the hot-seat for a volunteer profile.

The Adelaide Botanic Garden in your Park 11 will be even more popular than usual over the summer months, with a display of vibrant, large-scale glass sculptures complementing the flora.

In the latest instalment of our What Bird is That? series, we’re looking at something that looks like a duck, but isn't. It's a bird that dramatically changes its appearance during breeding season.

Samantha Buttery is passionate about a few things: photography, painting, family, and your Park Lands.