On Tuesday evening Nature Foundation held their 2023 Annual General Meeting at Payinthi, Eliza Hall on Prospect Road, and livestreamed to remote members online.

The AGM provides an opportunity to update members on Nature Foundation’s 2022-2023 work, achievements and finances, along with the election for Board positions.

Nature Foundation were recently in the news through our involvement with Australian National University's (ANU) research into Regent Parrots.

Our Murbpook Nature Reserve on the River Murray features River Red Gums which are the preferred nesting habitat for Regent Parrots (Polytelis anthopeplus).

We are delighted to share another year of impact and outcomes from the vast work of Nature Foundation with you, and what a year it has been.

Our Impact Report highlights the year's activities and results aligned to the five goals outlined in our Strategic Plan Towards 2030:

Our Vision for Nature society recently enjoyed a delightful day out at Mount Magnificent and McLaren Vale.

Confirmed bequestors, Jane and Jocelyn hosted the group at their (partial) heritage agreement property at Mt Magnificent, to learn more about private land conservation and enjoy stunning walks and views. Jane and Jocelyn have lived at 'Pink Gum' since 1990. Pink Gums is a 100-acre property located immediately south-east of Finnis Conservation Park and 1.5km north-west of Cox Scrub Conservation Park and 1.5km south-east of Mount Magnificent.

Nature Foundation is pleased to announce the launch of our new volunteer program to help support our vital conservation work.

Nature Foundation has a long and proud history of volunteering, from the initial contribution of our founders (Dr Barbara Hardy AO, Warren Bonython AO, Mark Bonnin AO and David Cleland), our members and supporters who provide community participation at our planting days and other events, those who serve on our committees and contribute to conservation and nature-based tourism efforts on our reserves.