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A num­ber of South Australia’s threat­ened species will be tracked over the next three years fol­low­ing the Jan­u­ary 2021 Cher­ry Gar­dens bushfire.

Stretch­ing from the coast to the hills in Adelaide’s south­ern sub­urbs, the Glen­thorne Precinct pro­vides a vital green space for the com­mu­ni­ty to con­nect with nature. 

Con­ser­va­tion work across South Australia’s nation­al parks and reserves will get a $750,000 boost with a new grants pro­gram to be deliv­ered by the South Aus­tralian Gov­ern­ment in part­ner­ship with the Friends of Parks (FoP) South Aus­tralia Board.

A new nation­al park on the Fleurieu Penin­su­la is set to become an eco­log­i­cal haven for threat­ened native ani­mals and plant species as well as an adven­ture-tourism des­ti­na­tion for moun­tain bik­ing and hiking.

A new look­out, upgrad­ed camp­grounds and improved vis­i­tor facil­i­ties will be deliv­ered at three sites in a $3 mil­lion invest­ment at the ever-pop­u­lar Dhil­ba Guu­ran­da-Innes Nation­al Park on the Yorke Peninsula.