Links

• The Mount Lofty Ranges Catchment Program
  The aim of the Mount Lofty Ranges Catchment Program is to accelerate on-ground action towards the sustainable use and development of the natural resources of the ranges, in line with recommendations from the Mount Lofty Ranges Regional Strategy Plan.
  
• Save the Murray
  Welcome to a revitalised www.savethemurray.com. Your Internet portal dedicated to informing and empowering the community to clean up and protect the health of the River Murray and its surrounds.
  
• Landcare Australia
  We support the Landcare and Coastcare movements by raising funds and awareness, and help governments, corporates and communities become partners in awareness campaigns and environmental repair projects
  
• Watercare
  ‘Watercare’ is a curriculum resource for schools which encourages passionate discussion about water, watercare, integrated catchment management, ecological sustainability and informed and active citizenship
  
• Adelaide Hills Council Environmental Groups
  There are many active groups assisting the protection and health of our local environment. Groups are listed for direct contact and a contact table for the environment groups operating in our Council area is available here for your download.
  
• Frog Census
  The Frog Census is your chance to help the Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitor the health of aquatic environments in South Australia. The Frog Census provides a 'snapshot' of the distribution and abundance of frogs in South Australia. It relies on people from all over the State taking tape recordings of frog calls during 'Frog Week' in the second week of September each year.
  
• Greening Australia
  Greening Australia works in partnership with landholders, the community, government and business to tackle environmental degradation in a practical, apolitical, scientific way
  
• Salt Control SA
  
  Approximately 5.7 million hectares of farm land in Australia is now at high risk from dryland salinity, with the possibility that the figure could rise to 17.1 million hectares by the year 2050. Salinity also affects environmental assets, particularly watercourses and wetlands, as well as roads and buildings.
  
• SA Central
  The South Australia Central web site was launched on 27th February 1997, providing a comprehensive directory of South Australian web sites, including online information and services from Government, Business and Community sources.