The Kensington Gardens Reserve Project, located in Kensington Wama / Kensington Gardens Reserve, was officially opened today by Premier Stephen Marshall, James Stevens MP and Mayor Anne Monceaux.
The project has completely revitalised the City of Burnside’s most popular recreational reserve and delivered a range of environmental, recreational, cultural, and economic benefits.
Council has worked very closely with Kaurna Traditional Owners to ensure best-practice cultural heritage management throughout the project and deliver a range of cultural heritage recognition initiatives, including a place of reflection and a cultural walk with interpretive signage and artwork.
The project represents the exciting start of Council’s journey towards reconciliation and has provided a platform to discuss, learn and experience hands-on Kaurna culture.
