Welcome to
Worlds End Conservation
Worlds End Conservation acknowledges the Ngadjuri nation and its people as the traditional owners and custodians of the land in the area now known as Worlds End
and pays respect to elders past and present.
Worlds End Conservation Pty Ltd proudly owns and conserves 1000 hectares of rare grasslands, woodlands and scrublands in the Mid-North of South Australia on two Heritage listed properties.
We are always looking for high quality bushland to connect our properties to nearby conservation parks and private bushland and to work with neighbours to increase the space for native animals and plants to flourish.
Our Treasures
Latest News
Local native plants transform a sheep paddock at Worlds End
This is the first of our occasional blogs about volunteer activities at Worlds End Conservation and the fascinating animals and plants we’re discovering there. Enjoy! Worlds End Conservation volunteers have…
Read moreArts and Crafts at Worlds End Conservation
A recent gathering of seven artist members and friends of Worlds End Conservation transformed fabrics and garments into a celebration of the leaves and twisty bark of eucalypts gracing our…
Read moreLocal plants transform a sheep paddock at Worlds End
This is the first of our occasional blogs about volunteer activities at Worlds End Conservation and the fascinating animals and plants we’re discovering there. Enjoy! Worlds End Conservation volunteers have…
Read moreRobins in the Neighbour-Hood
This pair of Hooded Robins was seen during the recent autumn surveys of our 20 survey sites at Hallelujah Hills and Read Creek Hills. Our expert bird surveyors Sam Gordon…
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