Learn about us and our cooler, greener, wilder plans for Adelaide.
We are responsible for the hills to the sea of metro Adelaide. See our map for the finer details.
Read our plans and reports on creating a cooler, greener and wilder city.
Let us introduce you to our board members.
Green Adelaide welcomes requests from external organisations for sponsorships of events, initiatives and programs.
Here you’ll find nature volunteer opportunities and practical support for your environmental volunteer group.
Looking for local environmental teaching help? Connect with our in-school support and download sustainability education tools.
Find out about our young people environmental activities and programs.
Share your ideas with us for projects and activities to cool, green and wild the city.
We are proud to support many awards that celebrate local green champions and their efforts to create a cooler, greener and wilder city. Browse our award options.
This program offers two separate courses – one for youth and the other for adults – to community members who are passionate about protecting and conserving Adelaide’s stunning coastlines and marine life.
We have a range of courses and events to help you learn new nature skills, meet like-minded people and have a lot of fun.
Our Grassroots Grants put much needed funds into the hands of individuals, schools and community groups to help them transform their local environments.
The Cooler, Greener, Wilder Grants Program for local governments provides support to Adelaide’s metropolitan councils to deliver greening outcomes, incorporate water sensitive urban design or biodiversity sensitive urban design principles.
Browse how our grants are creating a cooler, greener and wilder city.
Everyone can make a difference. Find out about our environmental activities and programs for young people.
An in-school program that provides primary and high schools with climate change learning packages and teacher support.
An out-of-school program for people between 11-17 years old who want to learn more about the environment.
A program for Year 8 and 9 students to gain practical training, resources and guidance to learn about our local coast and marine environments.
