Walk Leaders Training Day
There is a lot of satisfaction in becoming more involved in walking and we encourage walkers to engage further in…
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End-to-End 5 Plants 600 Trees
Last weekend Russell O’Brien’s End-to-End 5 group hiked the Heysen Trail north of Worlds End, near Burra. A relatively long…
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Help green the Bundaleer Channel
Help plant 760 trees on the Heysen Trail along the Bundaleer Channel, near Spalding.Thursday 13th JuneFriday 14th JuneSaturday 15th JuneSunday…
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Cape Jervis events – tour environmental projects, or plant some trees
1. ‘Walk and Talk’ day – Saturday 25 MayGet a behind-the-scenes look at some outstanding environmental projects at Cape Jervis…
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Help wanted planting 600 trees
The Greening Committee is looking for volunteers to help plant 600 trees along the Heysen Trail between Worlds End and…
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New Walk Registration System
We’re phasing in a new online walk registration system. When registering for walks online, you will need to log in…
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Take a Walk – Sunday’s Elder Park Opening of the Walk Season
The opening of the walk season Take a Walk event is this Sunday, at Elder Park in the city.From 10am…
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New Online Walk Registration System
We’re launching a new online walk registration system. When registering for walks online, people will need to log in with…
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Six days until the launch of the Day on the Heysen Trail – the Warren Bonython Memorial Walk
It’s just 6 days until we launch the Day on the Heysen Trail – the Warren Bonython Memorial Walk event.We’re…
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Walk Selector tool released for the Day on the Heysen Trail – The Warren Bonython Memorial Walk event
Registrations for October’s Day on the Heysen Trail – The Warren Bonython Memorial Walk event open on Sunday, April 14.…
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Take a Walk. You’re just two feet from some of the best places in South Australia
The Opening of the Walk Season is just a month away, on Sunday 14 April, at Elder Park in the…
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Two environmental programs in the coming month
There are two environmental programs in the coming month.Firstly, the Cape Jervis Coastal Community Group is having a working bee…