
Our work
Past and ongoing projects & events
Current and ongoing projects
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Capacity Building Program for Citizen Science Leaders (2024-2026)
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A major project in collaboration with the Australian Citizen Science Association, Department of Environment and Water, 1 Million Turtles, University of New South Wales, and Australia’s Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network (TERN). This initiative aims to support and train South Australian citizen science project leaders.
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City Nature Challenge for the Greater Adelaide Region (2020-ongoing)
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The Great Southern BioBlitz (2020-ongoing)
Past projects/events
Biodiversity & citizen science Initiatives
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St. Kilda Saltmarsh Dieback Survey (2021)
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Undertaken in collaboration with Peri Coleman and National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia.
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Environmental Survey at Kuitpo Forest (2022)
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Undertaken in collaboration with the South Australian Rogaining Association.
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Australian Citizen Science Association Seed Grant Project (2022)
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Contributed to a peer-reviewed journal article on the Great Southern BioBlitz (GSB).
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BioBlitz & community science events
Great Southern BioBlitz (GSB)
Ferox Australis has coordinated multiple GSB events in South Australia, engaging communities in biodiversity documentation. Some key activities include:
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Wildflower Wander at Waite Conservation Reserve (2022)
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Moth Night at the Bee Hub (2022)
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Spotlight Saunter & Moth Survey at Waite Conservation Reserve (2022)
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BioBlitz at Chookarloo, Kuitpo Forest Reserve (2022)
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Frogs & Moths Night at Laratinga Wetlands (2022)
City Nature Challenge (CNC)
We have been actively involved in promoting and facilitating CNC events across South Australia. Highlights include:
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CNC iNaturalist Training at Willunga Environment Centre (2020)
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iNaturalist Training Event at Adelaide University Waite Campus (2020)
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Get Set for CNC at ‘The Joinery’, Adelaide (2021)
Educational workshops & training sessions
iNaturalist training & webinars
We regularly host iNaturalist workshops for different experience levels, empowering communities to contribute to biodiversity monitoring. Sessions have included:
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Beginner’s Guide to iNaturalist (2021)
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Advanced Tips for Using iNaturalist (2021)
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Q&A for iNaturalist (2021)
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Friends of Parks iNaturalist Training (2021)
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Get Started with iNaturalist Workshop (2023) – Port Adelaide Environment Centre
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BioBlitz Workshop – Green Adelaide at the Adelaide Sustainability Centre (2025)
Citizen Science Engagement Events
Walks & guided biodiversity tours
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WalkFest at Belair National Park (2021-2022)
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In collaboration with Wild Orchid Watch.
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Rotary Club iNaturalist Walk – St. Peters Billabong
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Beachcombing & Rockpooling with iNaturalist Webinar (2020)
Moth night series
We have hosted multiple Moth Nights, engaging communities in nocturnal biodiversity surveys:
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Moth Night Picnic at Mylor Oval (2022) (In collaboration with Adelaide Hills Science Hub)
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Greater Adelaide CNC Moth Night (2022)
Intervarsity & community science challenges
Staying up to date!
We continue to engage communities in citizen science, biodiversity conservation, and environmental education. Stay updated with our latest projects and upcoming events here or on our Facebook and Instagram pages.
