sa Silver to Sea Way – Feature Article for Heritage Living The Silver to Sea Way project has been a long and fascinating journey for the National Trust of South Australia from start to finish, being our biggest and most exciting heritage project in recent years. With the intent of establishingMore
sa Established in 1987, the National Trust for the Cayman Islands perpetuates the National Trust mission statement of preservation of natural and built heritage of historical significance for past and future generations within the Cayman Islands. Their key areas of focus are the preservation of natural heritage through a system ofMore
sa From the southern surf of Currumbin to the tropical frontier of Cooktown, National Trust Queensland heritage marketing manager Erin Millar explores some of the diverse heritage highlights awaiting members venturing to warmer climes this winter. Formed in 1963, the National Trust of Australia (Queensland) cares for a diverse portfolio ofMore
sa Make the most of your membership if you’re heading west for a summer holiday, and visit the diverse National Trust properties scattered across Western Australia. History and writing intern Alexander Hazell suggests four of his favourites. The National Trust of Western Australia was founded in 1959 during a period ofMore
sa Scotland is calling with your National Trust of South Australia membership! Explore around the cobbled streets of Culross, immerse yourself in the grandeur of Culzean Castle or be captivated by the stunning scenery of Glencore, featured in the Harry Potter movie. Meet puffins at ST Kilda, stroll Inverewe’s breathtaking gardensMore
sa Where will your membership take you? Canada Coast to Coast to Coast From the east coast to the west and the north, Canada boasts unique natural landscapes, magnificent wildlife and storied historic sites. Explore a taste of what’s on offer for National Trust members travelling overseas, through reciprocal arrangements withMore
sa England’s fantastical and electric north The National Trust’s recently appointed collections and visitor engagement coordinator, Felicity Wheeler, spent more than 12 years working for the National Trust in England. She gives us an insider’s view of the magical treasures on offer in the northerly county that she called home. NorthumberlandMore
sa The National Trust of South Australia (NTSA) is delighted to announce the appointment of Nicolette Di Lernia as its new Chief Executive Officer. Ms Di Lernia brings more than 25 years of experience in architecture, cultural heritage, and organisational leadership. A registered architect, she has spent the past decade asMore
sa Nomination for a position as a member of the National Trust of South Australia Council is now open! All current members of the National Trust of South Australia are eligible to nominate. The Council is the governing body for the Trust, responsible for the strategic direction and good governance of theMore
sa Notice for the National Trust of South Australia State Office Annual General Meeting (AGM) All National Trust of South Australia members are welcome to attend our AGM which will be held Saturday 29 November from 10:00AM North Adelaide Baptist Church, 154 Tynte Street North Adelaide SA Refreshments will be providedMore
sa The Telling the Whole Story Project is a collaboration between First Nations South East and the National Trust of South Australia, and has been supported by the Grassroots Grants program. Its a First Nations led project and its 2 way approach allow the telling of our shared colonial history andMore
sa Adelaide Hills Council has been awarded $1.97 million in funding for major works to restore Cox Creek in Bridgewater. The partnership project will protect and improve the creek’s ecological values. Key activities include removal of woody weeds, stabilisation of eroding streambanks, and riparian restoration through revegetation with native species. TheMore
sa The National Trust of South Australia is delighted to announce that our State Office has moved to the historic Ayers House. Since legislation passed in late 2024 to keep Ayers House in our care, we’re excited to return to this iconic site. Visits are by appointment only—contact us to learnMore
sa Merry Christmas We would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! May this festive season bring you peace, joy, and plenty of memorable moments with loved ones. Office Closure Please be advised that our National Trust of South AustraliaMore
sa An honorary life member is a person who, on the Council’s recommendation, has been appointed as an honorary life member in recognition of long and distinguished service to the National Trust. Announced at the 2024 Annual General Meeting, the two people who will receive this honour are Lyndell Davidge OAMMore
sa We are seeking expressions of interest for a third-party event operator to bring Collingrove Homestead to life with public programs and private functions. About the Property: Conceived as a little piece of England and commenced in 1856, Collingrove was the Angas family home and headquarters for their considerable pastoral interests.More
sa We are seeking expressions of interest for a third-party event operator to bring Z Ward to life with public programs and private functions. About the Property: As a significant heritage site Z Ward offers a unique backdrop for cultural, educational, and community events. Z Ward operated between 1885 and 1973,More
sa As a boy, John Gay would travel with his family from Adelaide to stay with his grandparents, Isaac and Caroline Poulton, who lived in the small Limestone Coast town of Glencoe. He remembers wonderful times running around Glencoe, visiting some of the properties and old buildings in the district. OneMore
sa We have been fortunate to receive a $2,000.00 Flinders University Rural and Remote Health SA Community Grant for Wilabalangaloo. The funds were reimbursed for the works our volunteers completed two shaded/covered shelters at two site on our Wilabalangaloo Reserve in areas where visitors can take in the full beautyMore
sa The Auburn National Trust is very excited to receive a $20k State Heritage Grant for further works to the roof of the Auburn Courthouse. This is to follow up on works completed in October 2023 where we had the original Welsh slate roof restored using money from a Community AssetsMore
sa The RMMAC (on behalf of the FPRMMR Native Title holders) have produced a River Murray and Mallee Country Plan (RMMAC, 2020), which includes a framework for engagement with FPRMMR on water resource management, their visions and values, and information on culturally important river species. To capture the FPRMMR interests andMore
