24/08/2026
🌿🐟 Olive Perchlet Update🐟🌿
Last Friday, we received some exciting news following fish monitoring and stocking activities in our water courses.
Fyke nets were set and monitored across our wetlands by Nature Glenelg Trust, with an incredible 750+ Olive Perchlet recorded in Wetland 1 alone. This is a fantastic result and clear evidence that the population is thriving within the habitat that has been created and restored despite the presence of our Penicans!
In addition, Olive Perchlet were also identified in the water feature on hole 13, with further stockings undertaken on the day to strengthen populations and increase genetic diversity.
To support these efforts, more than 3,000 Olive Perchlet were transported from NSW to South Australia and released to assist ongoing the conservation and the breeding program here at Glenelg.
This project demonstrates the important role golf courses can play in protecting and enhancing native ecosystems, creating valuable refuge areas for threatened species while delivering meaningful environmental outcomes.
👏 A fantastic result for everyone involved in this conservation partnership. The R&A Green Adelaide Our Astma Glenelg Golf Club Turf Management SA