Events
Nature Foundation hosts a wide range of events every year for our members, supporters and the broader community so there's a lot to choose from!
Nature Foundation is paying close attention to health recommendations regarding COVID-19 (Coronavirus). We may need to reconsider many of our upcoming events and activities - this page will be updated if circumstances change.
If hands-on conservation work is your thing, join us for a planting day or come along to a Working Bee on one of our nature reserves. We also host tours to see conservation in action and this year we celebrate our 40th birthday with a gala dinner in October! We look forward to welcoming you at one of our events this year.
Online event bookings are coming soon, stay tuned! For further information on any event please contact our office on 08 8340 2880.
Winter Wonders: Geegeela Nature Reserve Survey Webinar
When:
Wednesday 30 June, 7.00 PM - 8.00 PM
Find out how wildlife is surveyed at one of Nature Foundation’s reserves in the Limestone Coast of South Australia.
Guests from Nature Foundation, Nature Glenelg Trust and Scientific Expedition Group will also discuss the importance of private land conservation and biodiversity in the Bangham district of SA.
This project is funded by the Limestone Coast Landscape Board through the Grassroots Grants Program.
Photo: Yam daisy with native bee in yam daisy (Jonathan Tuck)
Watchalunga Planting Day
Where:
Watchalunga Nature Reserve, Winery Rd, Finniss SA
When:
Sunday 1 August, 9.00 am – 12.30 pm
Cost:
Free - Register by 23 July
Join us for planting activities to enhance habitat for the critically endangered Mount Lofty Ranges Southern Emu-wren at our Watchalunga Nature Reserve, as part of National Tree Day.
This is a free community event.
View flyer here.
Hot drinks and lunch will be provided afterwards. (please let us know of any dietary requirements).
Families welcome; places limited to 30 people so book now!!
Please RSVP by 23 July 2021 to
[email protected] or 08 8340 2880.
Directions to Watchalunga Nature Reserve.
Photo: Subbu Conley
Para Woodlands Planting Day
Where:
Para Woodlands Nature Reserve
When:
18 June 2021, 10.00 am to 2.00 pm
Join us for planting activities to re-establish critically endangered Peppermint Box grassy woodland. You will be helping to provide valuable habitat for woodland birds! This is a free community event, with lunch provided. View the flyer here.
Hot drinks and lunch will be provided (please let us know of any dietary requirements). Families welcome; places limited to 50 people so book now!
Please RSVP by 11 June 2021 to Dragos Moise, Para Woodlands Restoration Ecologist;
E: [email protected]; P: 8336 0921
Quiz Night
Where:
West Thebarton Community Centre
Cost:
Members $20; Non-members $25
Put on your best hat and join us for our Quiz FUN night ... heaps of prizes to be won, auctions and games! View the flyer here.
Beer, wine, soft drinks are to be purchased on the night; BYO supper
For bookings and reserving tables of 10 please email [email protected]
Members: $20 Non-members: $25
Tickets also available at the door if not sold out prior. All money raised will go towards our conservation projects! We would love to see you there.
Hiltaba Nature Reserve Member Tour
Where:
Hiltaba Nature Reserve
When:
13-18 September 2021
Join us for a 4WD outback adventure through Outback SA to Hiltaba Nature Reserve. Adjoining the Gawler Ranges, the unique geological formations of this 78,000 hectare property are home to species such as the Yellow‐footed Rock-wallaby, the Slender‐billed Thornbill and Desert Green-hood Orchid.
40th Anniversary Gala Dinner
This year is Nature Foundation’s 40th anniversary – this gala dinner is our official event to celebrate 40 years dedicated to nature conservation! We hope you can join us for this momentous occasion. Further details to follow soon but please reserve the date.
Member Day Tour
Where:
Watchalunga Nature Reserve and McLaren Vale
We are excited to offer our members a tour to see the habitat restoration work being done at Watchalunga Nature Reserve, along with a trip to key sites in McLaren Vale. Further details to be advised.
Annual General Meeting
Where:
Level 2 Payinthi, 128 Prospect Rd, Prospect
The AGM will include reports on Nature Foundation’s 2020-21 work, achievements and finances, and elections for Board positions. A call for nominations will be sent out in early September. Closer to the AGM, an invitation, the event details, video-conferencing links, agenda, candidate statements, appointment of proxy forms and voting slips will be provided to all financial members.