The Online Native Vegetation Guide for the Northern and Yorke region is a collaboration between the Northern and Yorke Natural Resources (NRM) Board and Greening Australia(SA).
Much of the content may also be viewed in hardcopy form in the publication

Berkinshaw, T. 2006 ‘Native Vegetation of the Northern & Yorke Region', Northern and Yorke Natural Resources Management Board, Adelaide, South Australia

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Grasses, Gums and Groundcovers: A field guide to the common native plants of the Northern Agricultural Districts of South Australia. Mid North Grasslands Working Group, Custom Press Australia.

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We have been assisting the land owners of the Northern and Yorke for many years and the information available in this web site has been developed by our technical staff to further the resources available to improve land management in the region.

We thank the members of the Mid North Grasslands Working Group for permission to reproduce material from their field guide which was also a collaborative effort between the Group, Northern and Yorke NRM staff, Greening Australia and Land Water and Wool.

Funding for the web site development was sourced from the Australian Government’s Caring for Our Country program.