Our series of stories, Know Your Park Lands Art, guides you through various creative displays within your Adelaide Park Lands.

This time, we look at the stone sculpture “Black Spring”, by Andy Goldsworthy, in the Adelaide Botanic Garden (Park 11).

An Adelaide academic has called for greater commitment to protecting and encouraging pedestrians, both in your Park Lands and in the CBD.

A founder of one of the three regular “parkruns” in your Adelaide Park Lands is away from home, competing in a world championship in Nice, France.

Meet Tina Nilsson, fitness enthusiast and a great advocate for exercise in your Park Lands.

Many find them fascinating—raptors, or birds of prey.

Using hooked beaks and sharp talons, they hunt and feed on other vertebrates; and several have been sighted in your Adelaide Park Lands.

Your Adelaide Park Lands are home to many kinds of birds, but it’s not always easy to identify them.

This month, in our What Bird is That? series, writer Nicholas Munday puts the spotlight on the eastern spinebill.

Continuing our series, celebrating those who frequent your Park Lands, we introduce Jaynie Francis-Sandford.

The 40-year-old mum and hobbyist photographer from Elizabeth Downs enjoys regular park outings, often accompanied by her young son. But one park, in particular, is the location of a romantic milestone for Jaynie.

Continuing our ‘Know Your Park Lands Art’ series, this time we look at the five origami-like boats bobbing on the River Torrens / Karrawirra Pari, as seen from Elder Park.

The installation, Talking Our Way Home, was created by British migrant Shaun Kirby.

Your Adelaide Park Lands have been in show-off mode in recent weeks.

With warmer, drier days than usual at this time of year, autumnal colours have been shining ever brighter.