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South Australia’s nation­al parks are avail­able for local peo­ple to vis­it their local park, as long as vis­i­tors fol­low all State and Fed­er­al Gov­ern­ment COVID-19 guidelines. 

Vis­i­tors to the Munga-Thirri-Simp­son Desert should be aware that the Queens­land por­tion of the desert will remain closed until ear­ly to mid-April due to flood­ing in the Eyre Creek. 

Work is under­way to sup­port the recov­ery of Kan­ga­roo Island wildlife fol­low­ing the sum­mer bush­fires, rang­ing from on-ground rapid assess­ment sur­veys to the man­age­ment of fer­al cats and pigs on the island.

Access to the Sacred Canyon site with­in the Ikara-Flinders Ranges Nation­al Park will change as part of a num­ber of new mea­sures aimed at fos­ter­ing stronger ties between the local Adnya­math­anha peo­ple and park visitors.

Fer­al ani­mal man­age­ment on Kan­ga­roo Island is under­way to man­age fer­al cats and pigs to sup­port the recov­ery of native wildlife.