Local dolphins on the world stage
The effectiveness of Citizen Science research was demonstrated by the publication on January 10 2018 in the Open Journal of Marine Science of ‘New...
Rabbits on KI a biosecurity threat
The discovery of a live domestic rabbit on KI has prompted the Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources to investigate a potential breach...
Pollies position on road safety
The Kangaroo Island Road Safety Committee have recently sent a letter to electoral candidates; Ms Hazel Wainwright - SA Best Candidate for Mawson; Mr...
Our Christmas Raffle thanks
There is no doubt that our supporters and sponsors deserve a round of applause for the support they have, once again, given our 2017...
An upgrade at Anchusa
The recently completed upgrade to the floor covering in Anchusa at KI hospital is a testament to the caring and generous community in which...
Wild science in the pubs
TWO ‘Science in the Pub’ sessions will be held in February at the Parndana Hotel and the KI Brewery to discuss the issue of overabundant...
Swim and Survive in Parndana
Swim and Survive is a swimming and water safety initiative of Royal Life Saving that seeks to increase the swimming and water safety skills...
“For those in peril on the sea”
This is the last line of a hymn “Eternal father, strong to save”, otherwise known as The Navy Hymn, or Sailor’s Hymn. It was...
Cycling from NSW to KI
From Mildura I had planned to cycle to Renmark via Wentworth and Lake Victoria but, weary of the long unknown dirt sections, I ended...
Baudin Beach: a history
Nicholas Baudin in Le Geographe is said to have anchored off this area in January 1803 while waiting for a sister ship to arrive....
Latest aquatic ecosystem condition reports mostly good for KI
The latest Aquatic Ecosystem Condition Reports (AECRs) have been released for Kangaroo Island and also the Western Mount Lofty Ranges.
The good news is...
