#citizenscience

Oct 29, 20222 min read

Day one of the GSB 2022

It's morning here in Australia so a great time to do a quick wrap up of yesterday. We hope you all had a great first day and it looks...

Apr 17, 20203 min read

A Night Walk in the Adelaide Hills

Have you ever set a moth trap before? Earlier this month I made a suggestion that the 26th of April should be Australian moth night as...

Apr 16, 20203 min read

Garnering Gold From Gumtrees

There’s gold in them thar gum leaves … yes, under specific circumstances. But knowledge and data is also gold. It’s gold to researchers...

Apr 6, 20202 min read

Native Bees

We are certain to see some European Honey Bees (Apis mellifera) in the Great Southern Bioblitz 2020. This species was introduced to the...

Apr 3, 20202 min read

Two for the Price of One

Many people would not think of looking for orchids in autumn, but in the Greater Adelaide region we have three orchid species flowering...

Mar 14, 20202 min read

Moth Night, biodiversity after-dark

Moth Trap (c) Jackie Beer Let's make October 23rd moth night around the southern hemisphere. Climate variation, has been taking a toll...

Mar 8, 20202 min read

Willunga Environment Centre Inc training session

The City Nature Challenge: Greater Adelaide held our second official public engagement event on the 7th of March at the Willunga...

Mar 5, 20202 min read

Most Observable Organisms of Greater Adelaide

Week 2:The Common Brown Butterfly (Heteronympha merope) All 5 Families of Butterflies are represented in South Australia. The Skippers &...

Feb 29, 20202 min read

Most Observable Organisms of Greater Adelaide

Feb 26, 20206 min read

Natural Areas in the Greater Adelaide Region

So you’re ready to contribute to the City Nature Challenge 2020: Greater Adelaide but aren’t sure where you should go to make...