News & Events
Calendar Events
OCTOBER
2025
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Rockwall at Bonney Reserve
Rangers will be working on the rock wall at the entrance of Bonney reserve
NOVEMBER
2025
Workshop with Dana Shen
Vision for Warrengie-
at Meningie sailing club
19th November 10am - 12.30pm
24th November 5.30pm - 7pm
RSVP - Maddi 0480506922
MARCH 2026
SA First Nations Elections
Have your say!
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NLPAC Announcements
Three New Fleet Work Utes - Expanding our capacity for field work and environmental projects.
New Turtle Tank at the WOC Depot - A generous donation from Isobell Koolmatrie.
Stone Wall at Bonney Reserve Entrance - Created in collaboration with TafeSA and ARMAC Rangers.
New Artwork in the WOC Depot Reception - Thanks to Dave Booth from IMBARLA Dance Group.
Coen Pearson Joins National Parks - Coen Pearson has been given employment with National Parks at Mambrey Creek.
A Heartfelt Thank You to Renee from Close The Gap - Riverland Mallee Coorong Local Health Network. We sincerely thank Renee for her generous donation of a freezer to the WOC depot.
Acknowledging 17 Years of Service: Farewell to Clive Rigney - We sincerely thank Clive Rigney for his 17 years of dedicated service, commitment, and outstanding contributions.
Horizon Scanning Yarning Circle Ngarrindjeri Community
Horizon Scanning is about forward thinking and planning for the future of land and water with First Nations values, concerns, and opportunities at the center. It’s a different kind of conversation, moving beyond observing and recording, and into sharing what matters most: values, worries, hopes, and possibilities.
All Ngarrindjeri community are invited to join the Yarning Circle on the 20th November.
Scan the QR Code for a short 5 minute survey and a chance to win $150 gift card
Location: WOC Depot
Time: TBA
Rangers Polo Shirt Design
workshop with Harley Hall
Recently, our dedicated rangers attended an engaging workshop with Harley Hall to collaborate on designing a new polo shirt for casual events. This initiative aims to create a stylish yet functional uniform that reflects the spirit of our team while ensuring comfort during various activities. The rangers shared their ideas and preferences, making this a truly collaborative effort - Thanks Harley!
Rangers attend a Thukubi workshopMurraylands & Riverland Landsccape Board
The rangers participated in an informative workshop in Murray Bridge focused on developing a Turtle Management Plan. This initiative to enhance the conservation efforts for local turtle populations and their habitats. Through collaboration and shared knowledge, the rangers are committed to implementing effective strategies that will ensure survival of these important species in the region. The workshop provided valuable insights and fostered community engagement in turtle conservation efforts.