The Nature Conservation Society of South Australia runs a number of current conservation projects and surveys. Some of these require help from volunteers, especially for field work. We often run an annual survey - check out our newsletter Xanthopus for details of this year's survey.

Some of our current projects include:

• A Grassy Woodlands Network for the Mount Lofty Ranges 
• Bushland Condition Monitoring
• Eastern Flanks Grassy Ecosystems Project
• NCSSA/UQ Mount Lofty Ranges Woodland Bird Long-term Monitoring Program
• NCSSA Conservation Biology Grant
• Plant Recovery Programs in the Mount Lofty Ranges

Steering Committees
Each project is managed by a steering committee. On each committee there are people with experience and expertise. There are also some of us who are just learning, and helping out with proof-reading and organisation wherever we can. We always need people to help on these committees. So pick a project that interests you and let us know that you can help out on a steering committee.