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Washpool Brochure
Published in 2018, this brochure tells about the history of the Aldinga Washpool, the environmental importance of its flora and fauna, and what is planned for the future.
News
February 2021
How have the Hooded Plovers fared this summer?
Read the full report from Dudley here.
The Aldinga Washpool Lagoon
The Aldinga Washpool Lagoon is a rare ephemeral freshwater wetland. For a relatively small conservation area, it has an astonishing number of resident and visiting bird species, including some from as far away as Japan and China. The shallow water teems with invertebrate aquatic life.
In 2001, the Aldinga Washpool Lagoon was recognised as a nationally important wetland and recorded in the Commonwealth Government's Directory of Important Wetlands in Australia. You can find the Information Sheet for the Aldinga Washpool Lagoon by entering SA072 in the Wetland Refcode box.
A wealth of documents related to the Aldinga Washpool Lagoon dated from 1935 until the present can be found on this website under "Documents". Photographs and links to related organisations are also available.
Seasonal Variations of Aldinga Washpool:
Adelaide and the Fleurieu Peninsula with Aldinga Washpool marked:
