National Trust of SA

To promote and conserve South Australia's natural, built and cultural heritage.

"Established under an Act of Parliament in South Australia in 1955, the National Trust is not a Government body; it relies solely on donations, grants, membership fees, entry fees and sponsorship for its very survival and gratefully acknowledges the generosity of the local community for both funding and volunteering.

The National Trust of South Australia actively conserves, manages and promotes South Australia’s indigenous, natural, built, historic heritage and culture, and does so as a community-based, not-for-profit, non-government organisation.

NTSA’S core responsibility is the preservation, management, maintenance and promotion of historic sites, natural reserves, museums, folk history, collections, icons and heritage. Our Aim is to raise awareness in the broader community and to encourage current and future generations to explore their past, immerse themselves in the present and imagine their future heritage."