Mount Pleasant Natural Resource Centre

Connecting Community and Environment

MPNRC Activities

How BIG is your Greenhouse footprint?
Thursday 19th June

AQUAPONICS: Water efficient veggies & fish in your backyard
FIELD DAY

GREYWATER
Date TBA

Aquaponics workshop
DVD OF AQUAPONICS WORKSHOP AVAILABLE.

2007 Native Grass ID Workshops
Date: Late 2008 (TBA)

Welcome to the Mt Pleasant Natural Resource Centre.

Working in the Northern & Eastern Adelaide Hills, Barossa & Murray Plains

Who we are

Opened in 2000, the Mt Pleasant Natural Resource Centre (MPNRC) is a not-for-profit volunteer based centre that promotes environmental awareness, sustainability and best practice land management and develops and maintains links with the community for the communication of environmental initiatives and developments.

What we do

The MPNRC provides a hub from which a wide range of natural resource services are available to the community, and through which regional natural resource managers, government bodies and local community groups are able to maintain a constructive connection.

The MPNRC provides:

Bats For Biodiversity

How many species do you have on your property?

When people think of bats, they often conjure up images of blood sucking vampires. For South Australian bats, nothing could be further from the truth. All bat species in SA eat insects, not only mosquitoes but read more...

MPNRC

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