A unique world-famous aquatic attraction will reopen to the public for swimming and diving after environmental concerns forced its closure 18 months ago.
Ewens Ponds is a karst spring-fed sinkhole system in South Australia's Limestone Coast, home to a variety of rare and unique flora and fauna.
Ewens Ponds is home to a range of rare aquatic plants that rely on the sensitive ecosystem. (Supplied: Australia New Guinea Fishes Association)
It has become famous with recreational divers and snorkellers, with the usually clear water a drawcard.
The Department for Environment and Water closed the ponds to the public in May last year, due to concerns visitors could exacerbate environmental issues caused by falling water levels.
But the department has confi
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