Hundreds of possums are scattered about your Adelaide Park Lands, but they’re spread out very unevenly.

Despite low densities in many Parks, there is one place where a large possum population is under pressure.

The City Council's draft budget for 2024-25 has some money allocated for long-awaited Park Lands restoration, but has stopped short of making specific commitments.

Your Adelaide Park Lands have been caught up in Australia's housing crisis.

The City Council and organisations providing services to the homeless are struggling to deal with the rapidly increasing number of people sleeping rough in your Park Lands and elsewhere.

An elderly man's lucky escape from fire, has thrown a spotlight onto one of the best-kept secrets of your Adelaide Park Lands.

How much do you know about the birds in your Adelaide Park Lands?

In this, the third instalment of our series, What Bird is That? we take a close look at the abundant , adorable Australian Wood Duck.

The City of Adelaide has completed work to renew the ornamental lake in Rymill Park /Murlawirrapurka (Park 14).

The long-delayed $6 million lake works were completed just in time for the Equestrian Festival from 18 to 21 April.

Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, Nick Champion, should be reminded of your Adelaide Park Lands every time he enters his King William Street office.

We’ve put three specific Park Lands issues onto his agenda, and will be following up to see what progress, if any, the State Government is prepared to make on protecting your Open, Green, Public Park Lands.

Glorious autumn weather greeted hundreds of appreciative Adelaide bushwalkers, their friends, and the Adelaide Park Lands Association at the 2024 Annual Walkfest, on Sunday 14 April in Belair National Park.

State Government agency “Green Adelaide” has sounded the alarm about the poor state of Adelaide’s tree canopy, even as the axe is about to fall on another of the urban forests in your Park Lands.

Save a day at the end of April to make citizen science observations in your Park Lands.

The City Nature Challenge is returning for a four-day period (Friday 26th to Monday 29th April)

Small steps towards improved access to your Park Lands are being more than offset by more and larger demands for effective privatisation of many other sites.

Months-long “temporary” fencing is only part of a growing push to commercialise parts of your Park Lands for the long-term.