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July 10, 2019
Work begins on the Port Adelaide Anchor Trail
The Marine Life Society of South Australia is pleased to announce that research and development on the Port Adelaide Anchor Trail is officially underway. The project was conceived in early 2019 by Society president Steve Reynolds, who has a life-long interest in the maritime history of South Australia. Steve first identified the potential to present the large historic anchors scattered... Read morePosted in Coastal activities, Education, Events, Maritime History, Research | By Marine Life Society of South Australia Inc.
June 19, 2019
Nudibranchs and other sea slugs of the Port River, South Australia
The Marine Life Society of SA was recently asked which species of sea slugs (which include nudibranchs) are found in the Port (Adelaide) River. We’ve only just started exploring the river underwater, so the list below is very much a work in progress. Prior to 2017, as far as we are aware, the river was largely unexplored (by divers at... Read morePosted in Nudibranchs, Pollution, Stormwater | By Dan Monceaux
April 30, 1997
Whale Rescue Group workshop in Port Adelaide hits the news
Last month I was one of more than 100 volunteers who attended one of three Whale Stranding Workshops held by the Australian Dolphin Research Foundation. Mike Bossley was in charge of the workshop and the speaker was Sheryl Gibney from NZ’s Project Jonah. We saw slides, watched videos and took notes of Sheryl’s talk. After a lunch break we went... Read morePosted in Whales & Dolphins | By Marine Life Society of South Australia Inc.