• The wide range of activities undertaken by FOMS in a busy 2025 field program;
• The Finniss Springs Monitoring Project – a broad collaboration aiming to assist the conservation of the endangered plant, Eriocaulon carsonii;
• The initiation of a management planning process for Dieri country and FOMS’ input to that;
• The GAB springs monitoring workshop held at Edgbaston Springs.

• Protective fencing for Reedy Springs on Murnpeowie;
• Inspections on Murnpeowie and Moolawatana with further spring fencing in mind;
• The main FOMS’ working bee of June 2024;
• A two-day survey of Hawker Springs, on the Peake Pastoral Lease;
• Monitoring and management planning projects at Finniss Springs;
• A safety concern on the Mine Walk at the Peake Overland Telegraph site.

• Continued efforts to protect important mound springs on pastoral lands;
• The weather-foreshortened FOMS working bee of June and successful working bee of August 2023;
• The Field Day at Wabma Kadarbu Mound Springs Conservation Park for students of the Oodnadatta and Marree Schools;
• The site-clearance inspection of Reedy Springs, on Murnpeowie Station, with Dieri representatives;
• Interesting vegetation trends at the Little Bubbler Spring.

This newsletter edition features:

• Significant new funding to support mound springs conservation;
• The initiation of communication between FOMS and the Dieri Aboriginal community;
• FOMS’ two main field trips for 2022
• The recovery of vegetation at Levi Springs following fencing of the area by FOMS volunteers in 2019

This newsletter edition features:

• FOMS’ collaboration with the Arabana Ranger team and the extension of the Ranger Program
• FOMS’ second visit to springs in the Lake Frome Supergroup
• The new Water Allocation Plan for the Far North Wells Prescribed Area
• The proposed new Pastoral Lands legislation

This newsletter edition features:

• Arabana Rangers and Friends of Mound Springs work together for Springs Conservation
• Levi Springs recover following fencing
• FOMS visits Lake Frome Supergroup Springs
• Endangered Plant Translocation provides Food for Thought
• Horses causing problems at Lake Eyre Springs
• Update on Burning Trials at Bopeechee and Beatrice Springs
• Bore Wetlands Pose Dilemma
• Decision needed regarding Tarlton Springs Fencing

This newsletter edition features:

• Passing of FOMS Patron Lynn Brake
• Farewell Uncle Dean Stuart
• Arabana Ranger Program initiated by Federal Government
• Management Plan for GAB Springs taking shape
• FOMS’ Field Program for 2020 taking shape

This newsletter edition features:

• FOMS Volunteers Fence Levi Springs
• Report on FOMS Working Bee, May 2019
• Burn Trial Sites checked on Finniss Springs
• Walking Trails in good shape at Strangways and the Peake
• Bollards replaced at Peake Carpark
• Vegetation monitoring provides a surprise or two
• GAB Springs Management Planning and Stewardship Initiative
• Life Membership for FOMS Stalwarts
• Pastoral Act under the Spotlight
• Water Allocation Plan under Review
• GAB Strategic Management Plan nearing completion