Feral European Honeybees in Tree Hollow

Feral European Honeybees are a serious threat to biodiversity in many parts of South Australia. They displace native fauna from tree hollows, and they can outcompete native fauna for nectar and pollen. This photo of a very large, established feral colony was taken in the Dry Creek Corridor at Modbury.

Nature Play in Kensington Gardens Reserve

Whyalla Veterinary Clinic switches to Electric Vehicles.

It has become obvious over the last few years that internal combustion engine vehicles (ICE cars) that run on petrol and diesel are rapidly becoming obsolete and a new cleaner, more efficient technology is emerging, the Electric Vehicle or EV.Economics:Cost is a major driving force for change and with the rising cost of fossil fuels (Diesel or Petrol), this leaves us in a precarious position with our ability in Australia to transport people and goods. Currently 90% of Australia’s fuel comes from overseas and the war in Ukraine and cutbacks in Middle East production have shown us that whilst they…

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