Balance the left and right sides of your brain with a morning of art and science hosted by entomologist Dr Richard Glatz and artist Janine Mackintosh on their 600-acre heritage bush property on Kangaroo Island. 

Janine and Richard will share their workspaces with you – including Richard’s purpose-built invertebrate specimen pod, housing around 70,000 insect specimens – along with insights into their work, incorporating the natural world. 

Go beyond 22 – two little ducks – with a fun, educational and conversational afternoon of birds and bingo, presented by Nature Foundation at Bec Hardy Wines in McLaren Vale. 

Enjoy some light food and drinks while playing several rounds of bingo hosted by bird nerd Sputnik. Between bingo games, we’ll hear from some of Nature Foundation’s science team discussing their favourite native birds and how they are being protected and conserved. 

Come and join us on a rare opportunity to visit confirmed bequestors, Jane and Jocelyn's (partial) heritage agreement property at Mt Magnificent, to learn more about private land conservation and enjoy stunning walks and views.

Jane and Jocelyn have lived at 'Pink Gum' since 1990. A 100-acre property located immediately south-east of Finnis Conservation Park and 1.5km north-west of Cox Scrub Conservation Park and 1.5km south-east of Mt Magnificent. 

Please note: This is a member only event. Members, please check your emails or contact us for details and registrations.

The AGM will include reports on Nature Foundation’s 22-23 work, achievements and finances, and elections for Board positions.

Your Nature Foundation Board plays a vital role in setting direction and providing prudent management for the Nature Foundation and its role in nature conservation in South Australia.