Our Objectives

Morialta
Morialta Falls June 2006
  • To provide voluntary assistance to the National Parks and Wildlife Service.
  • Publicise the parks and raise funds for specific projects.
  • To provide for the enjoyment of members, staff and the public and to stimulate public awareness for our National Parks and the state's Flora and Fauna.
  • To develop improved attitudes in the community towards outdoor recreation and the preservation of our natural environment.
  • To co-operate with others or organisations having similar interests.
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About the Parks

Backdrop to the Adelaide Plains

Spectacular scenery, conservation of natural lands, along with our indigenous flora and fauna, combine in Black Hill, Morialta and Horsnell Gully Conservation Parks. They also provide opportunities in an outdoor setting for recreation for park visitors. Together they form a major open space along the foothills that is the Adelaide Hills Face Zone.

Flood Damage November 2005

In November 2005, heavy rain caused localised flooding in Adelaide. Black Hill and Morialta Conservation Parks were also affected, with the main valley in Morialta closing, and a landslide in Black Hill Conservation Park. The Friends recommend you keep well clear of damaged paths and infrastructure for your own safety. To view commentary and photographs of the landslide at the top of Ghost Tree Gully in Black Hill Conservation Park, visit this web site set up by one of our members (this page will open in a new window).

 
'no frames' version of this site available here Site last updated:
10 February 2008
* Diary Dates updated
24 Febrauary 2008
* Black Hill plants page 1 Spelling error corrected
* Morialta plants page 1 Spelling error corrected
9 March 2008
* Diary Dates updated
6 April
* Diary Dates updated
5 May 2008
* Links page updated - broken link fixed

 

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