Annual census reveals KI glossy black-cockatoo breeding success
The Kangaroo Island Landscape Board conducted its annual glossy black-cockatoo population census in September 2022. Board staff were also assisted by 36 volunteers, who...
Penguin information night, drop-in session on Kangaroo Island
The Penneshaw Penguin Centre is hosting an information night all about Kangaroo Island's little penguins at the Kingscote Yacht Club this Thursday, Dec 1.Come...
KI’s Rory van der Linden graduates to become rural GP doctor
Baldwin van der Linden in Adelaide was delighted when watching the ABC news to see his grandson Rory's graduation from university. Rory van der...
‘Phoenix Blooms’ photo show commemorates art of rejuvenation on KI
Artists, scientists, and the community gathered to celebrate original artwork by Sydney artist and photographer Zoe Reynolds when her "Phoenix Blooms" exhibition opened at...
KI/Victor Harbor Dolphin Watch participates in Natural Resource Management plan
Kangaroo Island/Victor Harbor Dolphin Watch represented the region at the National Natural Resource Management Plan 2023-27 South Australian Workshop recently. Invited by OceanWatch organisers...
KI marine park planning is ongoing despite fishing | LETTER
I refer to your recent article in The Islander (Nov. 15) regarding rock lobster fishing in the Western KI Marine Park Sanctuary Zone (Cape...
Dr Susie awarded Rural Generalist Fellowship, now working for RFDS
Former Kangaroo Island GP Dr Susie Keynes is one of the first Australian doctors to receive the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners new...
‘101 Best Australian Beaches’ author Brad Farmer tours KI, Fleurieu
Australia's leading beach expert Brad Farmer AM just spent a few days on Kangaroo Island assessing beaches for his latest edition of "101 Best...
KI farmers plant more than 75,000 trees since bushfires
More than 75,000 trees planted on Kangaroo Island since the fires are replacing shelter-belts for livestock, ensuring biodiversity for the landscape and enabling better...
Cousins smash three-stand, merino lamb shearing world record
Brothers Jim and Lou Brown and their cousin Imran Sullivan this month smashed the three-stand, eight-hour merino lamb shearing world record in Western Australia....
Bushfire-proof bunkers offer new hope for endangered bandicoots on KI
In an effort to support the endangered southern brown bandicoot, participants in the Young Environment Leaders program installed bushfire-proof bunkers at Ravine des Casoars...
