As I walk through the grasslands in the Adelaide Park Lands, I get to a point on the track that I find my mind starts to clear, my dog smiles and I am inspired to breath deeper.This spot is near an area designed to protect a native woody grassland. It is a place where the grass is not cleared, where butterflies, bees, crickets, grasshopper and other insects breed undisturbed. It is a quiet place. The grassy woodland area is one of many areas across our parklands that demonstrates the variety of land practices that are essential to maintain ecological diversity, and encourage community through inspiring each of us to breath deeper.