Adelaide Hills, South Australia
Habitat Restoration for Bandicoots & Woodland Birds
Mark Oliphant Conservation Park in the Adelaide Hills, is important habitat for the nationally endangered southern brown bandicoot, alongside native birds such as the scarlet robin, golden whistler and Adelaide rosella. Restoration here rebuilds the dense native understorey these species need to shelter and feed.
Travel for Nature: it’s travel that gives back.
South Australia is the land of simple pleasures, a place where better beats bigger. Fresh air, wide open spaces, pristine beaches, and award-winning national parks.
We’re here to share with visitors the simple things that make life meaningful, to help them travel gently and nurture our nature while they are here.
Travel for Nature turns that care into something you can measure.
Southern Brown Bandicoot, image credit: Martin Stokes
OUR PILOT PROJECT
THE PROOF
See what South Australia is putting back
Live restoration across the program, project by project and site by site.
A share of each booking, stay or experience goes to the pilot project in South Australia, and every contribution is tracked to the species and the site.
Small amounts, multiplied across a whole state of visitors, add up to local ecosystems restored.
Mark Oliphant Conservation Park, Adelaide Hills
MAKE YOUR IMPACT
Want to make a personal contribution?
Plant a tree or choose habitat restoration from as little as $3 a patch of forest.
Help leave South Australia better.
