The City of Adelaide is partnering with the State Government to fund improvements to cycling infrastructure in your Park Lands.

Eleven projects have been identified, all of them either through Park Lands or on the edges of Parks.

A new urban forest has taken root in Reservoir Park / Kangatilla (Park 4).

It’s growing into a Mallee Box woodland - the type of landscape that existed here before European settlement. It’s a demonstration site for pursuing two goals: (a) carbon capture, and (b) restoring lost biodiversity.

The Government's "Venue Management Corporation" has been dragged into a political fight over your Open Green Public Park Lands, apparently exceeding its powers.

The Venue Management Corporation is embroiled in political debate by spruiking what amounts to a Liberal election policy to confiscate two and a half hectares (six acres) of Park Lands.

There's always events scheduled in the Park Lands, but the month of September has even more than usual! There’s an unprecedented SEVEN tours or guided walks, plus a “clean up” afternoon - and two craft opportunities.

Browse the full list of activities awaiting you, in your Adelaide Park Lands during the month of September.

A steering committee is preparing to engage communities in Thebarton, Mile End and North Adelaide to spark ideas for re-greening a neglected part of Bonython Park / Tulya Wardli (Park 27) off Port Road.

It's hoped that the southern part of this temporary car park can be re-purposed as a green meeting place for commuters and locals.

Horses in an Open Park, or a Closed Park?

An Adelaide Horse’s Tale, in two different Parks.

A Melbourne-based property developer has laid out his vision for taking away part of your Open Green Public Park Lands, for his dream $40 million sports stadium.

Multi-millionaire Ross Pelligra wants your land and a taxpayer subsidy to build a baseball stadium for his franchised team, the Adelaide Giants.

If you Love Your Park Lands, like we do, you might occasionally hear criticism from people who have latched onto a Park Lands myth.

We’re taking apart these myths, one by one. Today: the NIMBY accusation. Find out the truth

If you Love Your Park Lands, then it's time to blow the whistle on those who are planning to steal away another three Park Lands sites.

The London-based National Park City Foundation wants to hear from you.

Mile End resident, Chris Yiallouros finds peace and enjoyment walking almost daily through the restored bushland in G.S. Kingston Park / Wirrarninthi (Park 23).

APA’s Loine Sweeney had time to meet and chat with someone who really knows what it’s like to Love Your Park Lands

The City Council is undertaking a long-overdue revision of its “Community Land Management Plan” for your Open Green Public Adelaide Park Lands. It’s released, for community consultation, a draft of the "General Provisions" (the over-arching framework).

APA’s Kate Treloar has examined the document and has some suggestions for how you might wish to respond to the Council.

The London-based National Park City Foundation has been urged not to fall for State Government hypocrisy in seeking "Park City" status for Adelaide, while the Government continues to attack the Open Green Public Adelaide Park Lands.

APA has advised the National Park City Foundation that the Adelaide bid cannot be taken seriously, because the State Government keeps on attacking Park Lands.

Candidates in future elections be advised - many of us who Love Your Park Lands will vote on that basis - enough of us to tip the outcome of a close election.

Recommendations from APA have played a crucial role in electing the past two City Councillors.

Wet weather has forced a prolonged delay in an SA Water project to upgrade a major water main underneath Rundle Park / Kadlitpina (Park 13)

City Council staff held a site meeting with SA Water's project team in Rundle Park on Thursday 12 August.

With the world on a “Code Red” warning from the IPCC about the rate and worsening effects of climate change, your precious Adelaide Park Lands are needed more than ever.

APA’s Carla Caruso looks at how Parks are being viewed, both in Adelaide and internationally, as the climate crisis worsens.