The 2025 Nature Foundation research grants round is now open and applications are sought from early career nature scientists for the Mike Bull Award.

This award supports the emerging career of a nature scientist. Applications are encouraged from across Australia (or more broadly) where the recipient’s research focus benefits nature science in Australia. Only Australian research institutions are eligible as hosting organisations.

Our 2025 research grants round has recently opened, and we invite applications from students undertaking research in the environmental and nature science fields.

Applications close Sunday 6 April 2025, and successful recipients will be advised by June 2025.

The Mount Lofty Ranges, home to one of Australia's highest concentrations of threatened woodland bird species, is facing a critical situation. With seventy-eight species in decline and twelve already regionally extinct, the time to act is now.

As a member of the ReBird the Ranges alliance, Nature Foundation is part of a powerful collective. Alliance partners, including…

We are delighted to have recently opened nature-based tourism bookings to our Witchelina and Hiltaba Nature Reserves for the 2025 tourism season via our dedicated online bookings website.

Witchelina and Hiltaba Nature Reserves are open between 1 April and 31 October to day visitors, campers and visitors staying in our accommodation, and allow you to connect with nature, gain an insight into our work and experience nature conservation in action.

The Nature Foundation team and Board are delighted to share that the recently produced Kids on Country documentary has been acquired by NITV. It will be broadcast multiple times over the coming three years on NITV and available to stream via SBS on Demand!

The film premiered at a private screening last night at the Odeon Star Cinema in Semaphore to an excited audience. Karla Grant, presenter, producer, and journalist for SBS's national Indigenous current affairs program Living Black, hosted the event.