Founded in 2019, Nature Foundation's Artist Residency Program offers artists with a professional profile the opportunity to spend up to two weeks at either Witchelina or Hiltaba Nature Reserves.

Nature’s Foundations 5 features the work of the three recipients of Nature Foundation Artist Residency Program: Stephen Bowers,  Jane Evans and Emma Neill. Each artist interprets and expresses how the environment of remote Australia has influenced and inspired them during each of their residencies.

Birds & Bingo is back for its third season at Nature Festival, with even more birds, more bingo, and more locations!

The premise is relatively straightforward: enjoy a fun and educational afternoon of bird-themed bingo, hosted by bingo-master and bird-enthusiast, Sputnik, interspersed with conversations with a couple of bird-nerd ecologists to learn more about our native bird species, and the research and conservation work involved in supporting them.

Birds & Bingo is back for its third season at Nature Festival, with even more birds, more bingo, and more locations!

The premise is relatively straightforward: enjoy a fun and educational afternoon of bird-themed bingo, hosted by bingo-master and bird-enthusiast, Sputnik, interspersed with conversations with a couple of bird-nerd ecologists to learn more about our native bird species, and the research and conservation work involved in supporting them.

Paul Jennings will provide an overview of the Kangaroo Island Feral Cat Eradication Program, covering its history, the measures taken, and the benefits to the natural environment.

Nature Foundation members, please save the date for the 2026 Impact Report Presentation and AGM. More details to come.