Found 408 Environment & Conservation volunteering opportunities in Australia

Help out at the Ocean View Plant Place at Rowes Bay once a week. Overlooking beautiful Rowes Bay and Magnetic Island, the revegetation nursery concentrates on producing local provence species for planting in areas around Townsville. Ongoing open days organised pending accessibility and attendance.

Help in the running of the volunteer community nursery undertaking tasks such as plant sales, plant identification, potting, weeding, raking, seed preparation for sowing and other duties required as required.

Every year Sunshine Coast Environment Council (SCEC) holds its fundraiser- Drag Queen Bingo, in Coolum. The event is a fun night for our guests with great entertainment. We need volunteers to help with set up and pack down and also for the following tasks:- front door reception, ushers, ticket sellers and bar staff. Event date 9th November, 2018.

Nursery manager for a local volunteer Landcare nursery. Responsible for plant production, volunteer coordination and client liaison in an efficient, practical and safe manner.

AWC offers opportunities for promising graduate students to gain valuable field experience in conservation research via its Internship Program

Volunteers are needed to help with the gardening in the historical gardens and grounds of the Old Farm Strawberry Hill. Tasks include weeding, planting, digging, using a mulcher and ride on mower. Volunteers are currently needed on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday.

Volunteers assist in establishing a rainforest botanic garden

Join us in assisting the council with woody weed control within the Adelaide Hills. This is part of an ongoing relationship CVA has had with Adelaide Hills Council for over 10 years.

Dune restoration, weed control, habitat restoration, revegetation maintenance

Habitat restoration, weed control, revegetation, biodiversity enhancement

Parafield Airport hosts the last known array of vernal pools within the Adelaide metro area. What are vernal pools? They are temporary pools of water that provide habitat for distinctive plants and animals. Discovered in 2001, they were assessed to be of high wetland value, with significant flora and uncommon aquatic fauna. Prior to their discovery, they were used for agricultural practices and recreational activities - farming, grazing and even a golf driving range!

Join our volunteer team at this important urban biodiversity corridor to assist with the creation of new trail linkages, which will connect communities to open spaces. These will create greater access for both walkers and riders to the reserve adjacent to the River Torrens, allowing members of the public to explore the brilliant Highbury Aqueduct.

Volunteers wanted to help restore Woollahra Councils Bushland in Cooper Park (Kendall St) every Tuesday and the last Saturday of the month between 10am and 2pm. Tools and training provided. Please meet at Kendall St entrance to Cooper Park.

Volunteers wanted to help restore Woollahra Councils Bushland in Gap Park every Wednesday 9am and 2pm. Tools and training provided. Please meet in carpark adjacent to Our Lady Star of the Sea Watsons Bay Old South Head.

Volunteers wanted to help restore Woollahra Councils Bushland in Harbourview Park on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month between 10am and 12pm. Tools and training provided. Please meet at the end of Russell St Woollahra in Park

Volunteers wanted to help restore Woollahra Councils Bushland in Trumper Park every Friday and the first Saturday of the month between 10am and 2pm. Tools and training provided. Please meet at the Pond Area in Trumper Park off Harris St Paddington.

Volunteers wanted to help propagate native plants for Woollahra Councils Bushcare groups every Friday between 1pm and 3pm. Tool and training provided. Please meet at Council Nursery at the end of Quarry St Paddington.

Volunteers wanted to help restore Woollahra Councils Bushland in Parsley Bay every Thursday from 0830am to 1pm. Tools and training provided. Meet near Kiosk at Parsley Bay.

Providing visitor information (including at the front desk), one to one interpretation of the displays at REEF HQ Aquarium, assisting with and conducting talks/tours, surveys and craft activities. INTAKE IS JUST ONCE A YEAR IN FEBRUARY AND A YEAR LONG COMMITMENT IS REQUIRED.

Be at the front line of the environment movement, representing the Wilderness Society at our weekly campaign stall at Salamanca markets.