Found 451 Environment & Conservation volunteering opportunities in Australia

The Chester Hill Neighbourhood Centre Community Garden is looking for volunteers who are passionate about promoting peace, intercultural understanding, and sustainability. Most gardening activities focus on engaging, educating, empowering disadvantaged residents to increase their community connections, develop horticulture & nutrition skills. Volunteers need the ability to undertake tasks with minimal supervision, the ability to speak a relevant community language

Native plants underpin everything we do. By helping at our community nursery in Aranda, you will be playing a direct role in our on-ground work by supporting the production of trees, shrubs, wildflowers and grasses for our projects across the region. You will be assisting with tasks such as weeding, propagating, and thinning our native seedlings. No experience is needed to attend and we welcome volunteers of all ages. For anyone under age 18, a guardian/carer is required to come along as well.

Join our team and get involved in fun, practical conservation activities all around the Perth metro area! Get your hands dirty and learn about the environment. We have projects at many bushland sites, all along our beautiful coastline, throughout Perth's beautiful wetland and river systems and up in the hills.

This is a specialised field activity, assisting on various sites around the Canberra region. It is preferred that all interested volunteers attend 3 of our Nursery sessions on Wednesday mornings, prior to joining this group. This will give you time to better understand what we do here at Greening Australia and we are also able to ensure that you are comfortable with and are aware of our processes and procedures, for both nursery and field work.

An outdoors person looking to work for Victor Harbor council assisting in maintenance of reserves, planting and caring for garden beds and planter boxes. Assist with bush care activities. Weeding and re-vegetation.

Are you aged 15 - 18 and keen to get outside and help the environment?! Join Conservation Volunteers Australia on their popular Earth Assist School Holiday Program assisting local wildlife centres', community groups and government departments with native animal care, site maintenance, and bush land and coastal restoration. Includes: qualified team leader, free transport and 6 community service hours. Bookings are essential as spaces are limited so book your spot today!

Help improve the condition and health of our reserves and learn new skills along the way.

Currumbin Wildlife Park volunteers are stationed throughout the Sanctuary and are involved with greeting visitors of all nationalities, answering questions about animals and attractions, helping visitors to locate shows and facilities, and helping the visitors to get the maximum enjoyment out of their day. An interview, trial shift, and 3 day course must be attended. If accepted into the program, volunteers must comply with the requirements set out by the organisation. Second language a bonus

This role is a support role to staff working outside with long-term rehabilitation animals with a primary cleaning and hygiene focus.

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Horticultural Department manages all botanical displays throughout The Sanctuary as well as four established Eucalypt plantations to grow food to feed our collection of koalas and other herbivorous mammals each day. Volunteers are required to assist with the process of improving and maintaining our botanical displays at The Sanctuary.

To ensure identification of relevant and appropriate grants for various different Gecko activities. To ensure the appropriate grants avenues are used for the benefit of the organisation. 2-4 hours a week. Flexibility required. Knowledge of best practice grant writing procedures. Good organisational and time management skills. Good level of computer literacy. Accurate record keeping skills. Experience in successful grant writing.

The purpose of the role is to provide administrative support to HR/Volunteer Coordinator in the office environment. Work across the organisation to facilitate effective administration and office operations that support the activities of the organisation. Contribute to the organisational development and growth, including supporting conservation activities and fundraising events. Term of the position is 2 days at 4 hours, however it is negotiable eg. 10am to 2pm Wednesday to Friday

Do you like gardening and want to meet others, aged between 50 and 80 years?

Do you like the outdoors, want to learn more about gardening and aged between 50-80 years?

Are you a more mature person, who is looking for a fun, healthy way to give back to the community, whilst keeping active?

Tamar Wetlands have a new project starting for weed control on the island and are looking for volunteers to assist with this project. Volunteers with Horticultural and Chemical Control certification, or are studying for qualification, are encouraged to apply.

Be part of the fun at Australia's largest Annual Event! Volunteer at the Sydney Royal Easter Show 12-23 April 2019.

Gardener required to look after the grounds at Friends of the Koala.

Love the Bush? Would you like to do your bit to help to regenerate it? No prior experience is required, just enthusiasm!

Become a conservation warrior with Conservation Volunteers Australia! Short Description: Join our team and get involved in fun, practical conservation activities all around the Perth metro area! Get your hands dirty and learn about the environment. We have projects at many bushland sites, all along our beautiful coastline, throughout Perth's beautiful wetland and river systems and up in the hills.