
Our work
Past and ongoing projects & events
Current and ongoing projects
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Capacity Building Program for Citizen Science Leaders (2024-2026)
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A major project in collaboration with the Australian Citizen Science Association, Department of Environment and Water, 1 Million Turtles, University of New South Wales, and Australia’s Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network (TERN). This initiative aims to support and train South Australian citizen science project leaders.
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City Nature Challenge for the Greater Adelaide Region (2020-ongoing)
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The Great Southern BioBlitz (2020-ongoing)
Past projects/events
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Biodiversity & citizen science Initiatives
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St. Kilda Saltmarsh Dieback Survey (2021)
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Undertaken in collaboration with Peri Coleman and National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia.
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Environmental Survey at Kuitpo Forest (2022)
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Undertaken in collaboration with the South Australian Rogaining Association.
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Australian Citizen Science Association Seed Grant Project (2022)
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Contributed to a peer-reviewed journal article on the Great Southern BioBlitz (GSB).
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BioBlitz & community science events
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Great Southern BioBlitz (GSB)
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Ferox Australis has coordinated multiple GSB events in South Australia, engaging communities in biodiversity documentation. Some key activities include:
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Wildflower Wander at Waite Conservation Reserve (2022)
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Moth Night at the Bee Hub (2022)
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Spotlight Saunter & Moth Survey at Waite Conservation Reserve (2022)
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BioBlitz at Chookarloo, Kuitpo Forest Reserve (2022)
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Frogs & Moths Night at Laratinga Wetlands (2022)
City Nature Challenge (CNC)
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We have been actively involved in promoting and facilitating CNC events across South Australia. Highlights include:
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CNC iNaturalist Training at Willunga Environment Centre (2020)
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iNaturalist Training Event at Adelaide University Waite Campus (2020)
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Get Set for CNC at ‘The Joinery’, Adelaide (2021)
Educational workshops & training sessions
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iNaturalist training & webinars
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We regularly host iNaturalist workshops for different experience levels, empowering communities to contribute to biodiversity monitoring. Sessions have included:
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Beginner’s Guide to iNaturalist (2021)
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Advanced Tips for Using iNaturalist (2021)
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Q&A for iNaturalist (2021)
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Friends of Parks iNaturalist Training (2021)
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Get Started with iNaturalist Workshop (2023) – Port Adelaide Environment Centre
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BioBlitz Workshop – Green Adelaide at the Adelaide Sustainability Centre (2025)
Citizen Science Engagement Events
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Walks & guided biodiversity tours
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WalkFest at Belair National Park (2021-2022)
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In collaboration with Wild Orchid Watch.
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Rotary Club iNaturalist Walk – St. Peters Billabong
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Beachcombing & Rockpooling with iNaturalist Webinar (2020)
Moth night series
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We have hosted multiple Moth Nights, engaging communities in nocturnal biodiversity surveys:
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Moth Night Picnic at Mylor Oval (2022) (In collaboration with Adelaide Hills Science Hub)
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Greater Adelaide CNC Moth Night (2022)
Intervarsity & community science challenges
Staying up to date!
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We continue to engage communities in citizen science, biodiversity conservation, and environmental education. Stay updated with our latest projects and upcoming events here or on our Facebook and Instagram pages.