Eyre Peninsula Landscape Board

Eyre Peninsula Landscape Board Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from Eyre Peninsula Landscape Board, Government Organization, 86 Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln.

We work with community, industry and other government agencies to manage Eyre Peninsula’s natural resources with a focus on protection and restoration of our soil, water management, biodiversity, and pest plant and animal control.

📆Save the date: Tuesday, 29 September for Regenerative Ag forum at Ungarra 🌿Come along to hear about research-backed ide...
17/08/2026

📆Save the date: Tuesday, 29 September for Regenerative Ag forum at Ungarra 🌿

Come along to hear about research-backed ideas that growers can consider within their own systems including:

✔️practical ways to get the best from farm inputs
✔️improve nutrient efficiency
✔️support beneficial insects in farming systems.

When: Tuesday 29 September 2026
Where: Ungarra Complex
Time: 9am–2pm, with a trial visit to follow
Catering: Morning tea + lunch provided
Cost: Free

Save the date and visit the AIR EP - Ag Innovation & Research Eyre Peninsula event page for registration (see comments).

📞For further information, contact Bek Peters on 0447 973 489 or 📩[email protected]

12/08/2026

Day #3 of the Eyre Peninsula Field Days. There’s still time to come and chat with us or check out the boxthorn puller tool.

📍D Road, Site 463, in the PIRSA marquee

⏰Reminder: Elliston and Wudinna residents, if you have gazania weeds on your property, now’s the time to remove them and...
12/08/2026

⏰Reminder: Elliston and Wudinna residents, if you have gazania weeds on your property, now’s the time to remove them and get free natives.

Register for our gazania swap program and you’ll receive sheoak trees and groundcover species to replace your removed gazania weeds.

🔶 All the details ⬇

✔️ Register online by August 16 📲 https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/VEYwYnR5Pv
✔️ Remove gazanias
✔️ Take photos as evidence
✔️ Dispose of weeds responsibly
✔️Collect your free trees and groundcover species on:
📆17 August at the Wudinna Telecentre 10am to 2pm or
📆18 August 9am to 12pm at the Elliston Information Centre

📞 Need help? Call 8626 1101

ℹ This initiative is part of our revegetation program under the Drooping Sheoak Restoration project in western Eyre Peninsula.

This five-year sheoak project is funded by the Australian Government Natural Heritage Trust and delivered by ourselves, a member of the Commonwealth Regional Delivery Partners Panel.
Threatened Species Commissioner
Parks Australia
Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water



District Council of Elliston
Wudinna District Council

10/08/2026

It’s Eyre Peninsula Field Days time! Come see us in the Department of Primary Industries and Regions tent.

🚜We have our boxthorn puller tool on display out the front so if you’ve been considering a loan, you can check it out in person.

🎲Got the kids with you? We have some activity sheets and our malleefowl board game to keep them busy plus giveaways.

🌿 We’ll also have copies for sale ($45) of the field guide to native revegetation communities, plant species and environmental weeds of the EP.

07/08/2026

Next Monday we begin a week-long goat control program on authorised private properties and conservation reserves in areas of eastern and western Eyre Peninsula.

All landholders in or near these areas have been sent letters about the program, advising of the locations and likely helicopter action during this time.

🐐🐐Feral goat populations have increased in recent years, causing biodiversity impacts. Thanks to funding from the Landscape Priorities Fund, we are able to undertake this control program to help landholders in these hard to access areas.

ℹ️If you would like more information about this program, have recently sighted any feral goats or deer in the area, or would like to participate in future aerial operations please contact your nearest landscape office. We also encourage you to report feral goat or deer sightings on FeralScan.

Kimba District Council
District Council of Cleve
Wudinna District Council
District Council of Ceduna
District Council of Franklin Harbour

Is there something you’ve been wanting to talk to us about? Pest plant and animal control, a water affecting activity pe...
05/08/2026

Is there something you’ve been wanting to talk to us about? Pest plant and animal control, a water affecting activity permit or what community grants we have? We’ll be at the Eyre Peninsula Field Days in Cleve next week. Come see us in the Department of Primary Industries and Regions marquee.

🌿We’ll also have copies for sale ($45) of the field guide to native revegetation communities, plant species and environmental weeds of the EP - ‘Native Vegetation of the Eyre Peninsula’ - plus plenty of resources about our priority areas and even some activities for the kids.

Thinking of applying to be on our Board but not sure?Current member, Sonya Coleman from Streaky Bay, says: 🗨️"To anyone ...
04/08/2026

Thinking of applying to be on our Board but not sure?

Current member, Sonya Coleman from Streaky Bay, says:

🗨️"To anyone doubting whether they are the “right fit”, I would say, if you care about the future of your area, you absolutely are fit for this! You don’t need to be a scientist or hold a degree in botany. Boards need diversity and practical experience.

"My main motivation to become a Landscape Board member was to be actively involved and to have some input to how we manage our delicate environment.”

Apply by August 16.

03/08/2026

This year marks the 10th Anniversary of the Whyalla Saltpan Shorebird Survey.

We want to say a big thank you to all our volunteers and BirdLife Australia staff who have contributed over the years, sharing their knowledge and skills to complete these summer and winter shorebird counts 🙌

We would also like to thank our generous hosts who have supported these surveys - Kathy Belitz (BASF), Andrew Smoker (Pacific Salt/Olssons) and Onesteel.

📝 19 surveys completed since 2016
🔢 12 summer & 8 winter counts
🐦 32,594 birds counted (91 species)
👏 452 volunteer hours (17 volunteers)

ℹ In partnership with Birdlife Australia we undertake summer and winter shorebird surveys, as well as Biennial Hooded Plover counts, across the entire region. These surveys contribute to a National Database used to monitor long and short-term population trends which helps to aid species management and conservation.

📸These photos are from this year’s Whyalla Saltpans winter shorebird survey. Thanks to our amazing volunteers plus Jasmin Rooks from BirdLife Australia who took part in our winter counts this year.

Looking to establish a new dam on your property?1️⃣Apply for a water affecting activity permit at least two months befor...
30/07/2026

Looking to establish a new dam on your property?

1️⃣Apply for a water affecting activity permit at least two months before you want to start the works.

ℹ If you’re on lower Eyre Peninsula, an allowable dam volume also needs to be considered. These are dependent on which priority catchment the property sits within and helps to ensure all landholders have fair and equitable opportunity to capture and store surface water in dams on their properties.

📞Get in touch with your local landscape board office to find out more and see comments for links.

📣Our Streaky Bay gazania swap program has been extended to District Council of Elliston and Wudinna District Council ar...
29/07/2026

📣Our Streaky Bay gazania swap program has been extended to District Council of Elliston and Wudinna District Council areas.

Registrations are now open for these additional locations. Collect your free trees and groundcover species on August 17 (Wudinna) and August 18 (Elliston).

To get involved:
✔️ Register online by August 16 📲 https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/VEYwYnR5Pv
✔️ Remove gazanias
✔️ Take photos as evidence
✔️ Dispose of weeds responsibly
✔️Collect your plants on 17 August at the Wudinna Telecentre 10am to 2pm or on 18 August 9am to 12pm at the Elliston Information Centre.

📞 Need help? Call 8626 1101

ℹ This initiative is part of our revegetation program under the Drooping Sheoak Restoration project. Our five-year sheoak project is funded by the Australian Government Natural Heritage Trust and delivered by ourselves, a member of the Commonwealth Regional Delivery Partners Panel.

Threatened Species Commissioner
Parks Australia
Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water

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86 Tasman Terrace
Port Lincoln, SA
5606

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+61886883200

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