Conserve and protect
We have worked on some of the rarest and most endangered plant species in South Australia over several decades.
Since 1993
Caring for South Australia’s rarest plants
The Threatened Plant Action Group conserves, protects, enhances and promotes South Australia’s threatened flora.
Who we are
TPAG is an incorporated volunteer group actively involved in advocacy as well as on-ground care and conservation of South Australia’s rarest and most threatened plant species.
Our members share passion, curiosity and concern for South Australia’s unique and threatened native plants.
Our history and approach →
What we do
Learn and share
Members range from amateur and professional botanists, environmental scientists and citizen scientists to curious, concerned people wanting to learn more about our threatened plants and help conserve them for the future.
Field trips and working bees
Caring for plants and their habitats in Adelaide and the Mount Lofty Ranges and further afield: Kangaroo Island, the Mid North, Yorke Peninsula, the Murraylands, the Flinders Ranges and the Outback.
On the ground
We care for threatened plant populations where they naturally occur, improving their existing habitat so they can live and reproduce.
“We all have a responsibility to protect endangered species.”
Join TPAG
Help us care for South Australia’s threatened flora. Membership is just $10 per year.
Become a member