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Last day to upload and ID for the City Nature challenge

St Peters Billabong is a hidden gem located within St Peters Park, adjacent to the Torrens Linear Park. It lies between the River...

On October 28th, Ferox Australis and Rossi from the Bee Hub collaborated on a moth night to celebrate the beginning of the Great Southern...

Following on from the post-City Nature Challenge: Background & First Australian Cities, this post covers the finer details of the City...

Our Monthly Challenge continues with another splendid effort, in the last month we all contributed a massive effort.

Did you know there is a huge variety of moths in South Australia?

Communication of citizen science is an important element and often difficult to get right. We hope that our efforts are appreciated and...

Our Monthly Challenge continues with another splendid effort, in the last month we all contributed a massive effort.

Visit Sturt Gorge Conservation park, it has amazing diversity and great views

Have you ever been stunned by the beauty of moths and butterflies?

The City Nature Challenge has been running since 2016 when it was started as a competition between Los Angeles and San Francisco to...

While European Honey Bees (Apis mellifera) dominate the urban environment the diversity of native species will surprise you!

The adult Butterflies begin appearing in mid-spring. The sexes are strongly dimorphic.

A long, but hardly exhaustive, list of great natural areas in the Greater Adelaide region below.