Working together to care for land, water and nature

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Tackling rabbits this season?

Explore your rabbit control options and what’s changing with K5 calicivirus-treated carrots.

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Discover our threatened species

Learn more about the plants and animals at risk across the Hills and Fleurieu, and what we can do to help protect them.

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Caring for our coast

Discover the Southern Fleurieu Coastal Action Plan and the actions we need to take to safeguard the future of our coastlines

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Landscapes Hills and Fleurieu works to protect and restore the natural environment across the Adelaide Hills and Fleurieu Peninsula. We focus on caring for the land, water and nature around us while embracing sustainable land management practices.

Caring for the region is a shared effort and everybody has a role. By collaborating across communities, industries, government, and non-government organisations we aim to turn around the declines in our landscapes and better prepare our region for the years to come.

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Our Stewardship Program

Supporting rural land managers to embrace their role in caring for land, water and nature on their properties.

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Plan with confidence using our Stewardship Guides

Our Stewardship Guides provide practical, experience-based advice to help you manage your property, from soil health and native vegetation to watercourses and revegetation. Select the guides that fit your needs or use all five to develop a complete land management plan.

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Acknowledgement of Yerta/Watta/Ruwe

The Hills and Fleurieu Landscape Board acknowledges First Nations people as the first people of the lands and waters where we live and work.

We respect the Peramangk, Kaurna, and Ngarrindjeri peoples, past and present, who have cared for Yerta/Watta/Ruwe for generations, nurturing its life, stories and landscapes.

We recognise their deep knowledge, spiritual belonging and enduring connection to Country. We are committed to walking alongside First Nations, listening, learning, and working together to protect and restore these lands and waters.

Working together to care for land, water and nature

What are you looking for?

Landscapes Hills and Fleurieu works to protect and restore the natural environment across the Adelaide Hills and Fleurieu Peninsula. We focus on caring for the land, water and nature around us while embracing sustainable land management practices.

Our Stewardship Program

Current projects

Back from the Brink

Updating the Eastern and Western Mount Lofty Ranges Water Allocation Plans

Our Water Future Summit 2026

Coastal Action Planning

Plan with confidence using our Stewardship Guides

Our Stewardship Guides provide practical, experience-based advice to help you manage your property, from soil health and native vegetation to watercourses and revegetation. Select the guides that fit your needs or use all five to develop a complete land management plan.

Latest news

$5 million investment to restore South Australia’s rivers and waterways

Community invited to help shape future water planning in the Mount Lofty Ranges

Southern Bell Frog recovery effort gains momentum

Planning your rabbit control without Calicivirus

Upcoming events

Scrub Up Your Scrub: Caring for Native Vegetation

Bushfire Preparedness: Woody Weed Control

Beneath the Surface: Know Your Soil with Lucy Porter and Bonnie Armour

Regenerative Grazing in Practice with Judi Earl

Acknowledgement of Yerta/Watta/Ruwe

The Hills and Fleurieu Landscape Board acknowledges First Nations people as the first people of the lands and waters where we live and work.

We respect the Peramangk, Kaurna, and Ngarrindjeri peoples, past and present, who have cared for Yerta/Watta/Ruwe for generations, nurturing its life, stories and landscapes.

We recognise their deep knowledge, spiritual belonging and enduring connection to Country. We are committed to walking alongside First Nations, listening, learning, and working together to protect and restore these lands and waters.

Working together to care for land, water and nature

What are you looking for?

Landscapes Hills and Fleurieu works to protect and restore the natural environment across the Adelaide Hills and Fleurieu Peninsula. We focus on caring for the land, water and nature around us while embracing sustainable land management practices.

Our Stewardship Program

Current projects

Back from the Brink

Updating the Eastern and Western Mount Lofty Ranges Water Allocation Plans

Our Water Future Summit 2026

Coastal Action Planning

Plan with confidence using our Stewardship Guides

Our Stewardship Guides provide practical, experience-based advice to help you manage your property, from soil health and native vegetation to watercourses and revegetation. Select the guides that fit your needs or use all five to develop a complete land management plan.

Latest news

$5 million investment to restore South Australia’s rivers and waterways

Community invited to help shape future water planning in the Mount Lofty Ranges

Southern Bell Frog recovery effort gains momentum

Planning your rabbit control without Calicivirus

Upcoming events

Scrub Up Your Scrub: Caring for Native Vegetation

Bushfire Preparedness: Woody Weed Control

Beneath the Surface: Know Your Soil with Lucy Porter and Bonnie Armour

Regenerative Grazing in Practice with Judi Earl

Acknowledgement of Yerta/Watta/Ruwe

The Hills and Fleurieu Landscape Board acknowledges First Nations people as the first people of the lands and waters where we live and work.

We respect the Peramangk, Kaurna, and Ngarrindjeri peoples, past and present, who have cared for Yerta/Watta/Ruwe for generations, nurturing its life, stories and landscapes.

We recognise their deep knowledge, spiritual belonging and enduring connection to Country. We are committed to walking alongside First Nations, listening, learning, and working together to protect and restore these lands and waters.

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