The vision of CHASA is for SA to have ethical and responsible hunting programs that deliver environmental, social, cultural and economic benefit to all SA
CHASA OBJECTS are to support its member organisations, and individuals, Government and non-Government organisations, and hunters:-
* To champion the Environment , Biodiversity , Sustainability.
* To deliver environmental, social and economic benefits to all South Australians.
* To build and strengthen relationships between member organizations, individuals, government agencies,the private sect
26/05/2026
🦆 Missed the first WIT training session? There’s still time to get prepared.
📖 CHASA is running additional Waterfowl Identification Test (WIT) training sessions to help you approach the season with confidence. Refreshers are free.
💻 Sessions available across the Adelaide Hills, northern suburbs and metro areas. Book your training here: https://www.chasa.org.au/waterfowl-id
(Here’s our very own WIT Trainer Peter Tzaralis in action.)
20/05/2026
The diversity of wildlife, the scale of the country, and the connection people have to it: it’s part of what makes time outdoors so meaningful.
For many of our members, hunting is one way of staying connected to that landscape and appreciating and respecting what it provides.
Tell us: what keeps you coming back?
12/05/2026
🦆 From all of us at CHASA, we hope your duck and quail season is going well.
Check out our practical tips for duck hunting on the CHASA YouTube channel - thanks for Christian West for the wisdom! - and don’t forget to hit ‘Subscribe’:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWq8Xml6MYBrxGcrdbY8uJd7UU-W4G87D
10/05/2026
🥂 To the mums who’ve passed on a respect for the land: thank you.
🌅 From early mornings outdoors to the quiet lessons that stay for life, those moments matter.
🎉 From all of us at CHASA, we wish every mother a very Happy Mother’s Day.
30/04/2026
🚙 Hunting season is underway: a timely reminder of our role in conservation.
🌱 Responsible, regulated hunting contributes to maintaining balance across our landscapes and protecting biodiversity.
📖 It starts with knowledge, respect, and doing things properly: every time. Youee how CHASA members contribute to conservation in SA here: https://www.chasa.org.au/conservation
Tell us: how do you prepare for the season to ensure you’re hunting responsibly?
24/04/2026
🌿 Lest We Forget 🌿
This ANZAC Day, we pause to honour the brave men and women who served and sacrificed for the country we love.
At CHASA, we believe that mateship, respect, and a love of the Australian landscape are values worth protecting, just as those who came before us protected the freedoms we enjoy today.
To our members, supporters, and the wider hunting and conservation community, thank you for being part of this community. And to all veterans and their families, we are deeply grateful.
They shall grow not old. 🌺
24/04/2026
Quail season kicks off tomorrow. All the best for those of you planning to head out.
A reminder that the 2026 South Australian Stubble Quail season runs from 25 April to 2 August.
• Species: Stubble Quail only
• Bag limit: 15 per day
• Times: Sunrise to sunset
• Permit: Required under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1972
For full quail hunting details, go to: https://www.environment.sa.gov.au/.../nativ.../quail-hunting
20/04/2026
🌳 Hunters in South Australia, including CHASA members, play a vital role in wildlife management and the sustainable use of natural resources.
👩👧 It’s a responsibility grounded in respect: for the land, for wildlife, and for future generations.
🎬 Check out the CHASA YouTube channel for videos on hunter conservation, including this one on 'Conserving welands for generations to come': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-wVmJwIEtw
15/04/2026
Quail season is approaching: here’s what you need to know.
The 2026 South Australian Stubble Quail season runs from 25 April to 2 August.
Key details:
• Species: Stubble Quail only
• Bag limit: 15 per day
• Times: Sunrise to sunset
• Permit: Required under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1972
Hunting is an important part of managing healthy wildlife populations, and is a regulated, responsible activity. For full quail hunting details, visit: https://www.environment.sa.gov.au/topics/animals-and-plants/sustainable-use-of-animals-and-plants/hunting/native-bird-hunting/quail-hunting
Love CHASA? Subscribe to our YouTube channel and help us reach our goal of 1000 subscribers: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMtOiKWzQ-ywXiJP4xWcmow
12/04/2026
Kalo Pascha (Καλό Πάσχα) to our Greek community. Wishing all hunters and their families a safe and meaningful Easter filled with connection, tradition, and time together. Hunting has always been about more than the field: it’s about shared values, respect for the land, and time spent with friends and family.
From CHASA, we wish you health, happiness, and a wonderful Easter.