Environment Events in Adelaide

Join us for a guided walk through the jewel of Adelaide’s eastern Park Lands – featuring an ornamental lake, a huge rose garden, and majestic avenues of plane and cedar trees. Learn about this Park’s controversial history including as a former rubbish dump, and the 2017 construction of a busway trench.

For bird lovers, gardeners, & anyone keen on creating wildlife-friendly spaces, explore the rich diversity of local native birds & support them in your garden.

Join us for a FREE tour of Electronic Recycling Australia to see how electronic waste is being recycled and repurposed right here in Adelaide.

Are you looking after your soil so it can look after you? Port Environment Centre presents Nature Nights - Autumn Composting. Join us for a workshop on preparing your compost and soil for a thriving spring garden. Interactive sessions with Peter Heidenreich from Australian Worm Firm will guide you through soil health testing and composting techniques. Don't miss the chance to win a $50 voucher for a worm farm! All ages and welcome, please register for catering purposes.

Join us to learn how to build and care for a worm farm, and use your harvest, with guidance from The Australian Worm Firm.

Join CAHRAN to discuss how compost is made to encourage soil biology at a site visit at SA Composters.

Learn how to multiply your plants, grow fresh veggies from seed, and turn everyday food scraps into nutrient-rich compost in this hands-on gardening workshop. Perfect for beginners, you’ll gain practical skills to start or expand your home garden. Participants will take home their own potted plants, seeds, and soil mix to keep growing beyond the session. Bookings essential.

Protect our precious bees by creating a bee drinking station. Decorate a garden pot, glue on a saucer, and fill it with coloured glass stones to create a beautiful garden bee drinking station. Suitable for 10 years plus. All resources provided.

Hydsoc SA Guest panel discussion of Murray-Darling Basin Plan Review. Guest panel of eminent experts including Dr Emma Carmody, Professor Sarah Wheeler, Scott Ashby, Dr Alec Rolston, Dr Anne Jensen, and Ms Rosalie Auricht. Tickets for good, not greed. Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity.

Dry Creek is a low-lying coastal landscape, with complex soils, flooding influences and sea level rise to consider. While often talked about as a future housing site, this is just part of the saltfields. Shifting Salts, FREE Event. All Welcome. Powered by Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity