Found 311 Environment & Conservation volunteering opportunities in Australia

Sustainable Energy Now (SEN) is a grass roots not for profit all volunteer organisation with a strong reputation in WA for its technical expertise and advocacy in the energy transition. The Committee Member Regen / Member Services is Perth based would suit someone with a management, community engagement background with 5+ years' experience.

Sustainable Energy Now (SEN) is a grass roots not for profit all volunteer organisation with a strong reputation in WA for its technical expertise and advocacy in the energy transition. The campaign coordinator roles is Perth based would suit someone with a marketing, PR, community engagement background with 5+ years' experience.

Sustainable Energy Now (SEN) is a grass roots not for profit all volunteer organisation with a strong reputation in WA for its technical expertise and advocacy in the energy transition and decarbonisation in general. We have a number of leadership positions available. If you are interested in sustainable energy would like to play a key role in our growth and development, and you are well organised and like organising and promoting events this could be the role for you. Training provided.

Are you passionate about native wildlife and enjoy interacting with people? Are you interested in learning about native wildlife from WA? The Wildcare Helpline is a telephone referral service operated by volunteers on behalf of the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions and is based at WA Wildlife in Bibra Lake. We are seeking Wildcare Helpline Operators keen to learn and provide advice about wildlife and connect callers with appropriate organisations for further assistance.

Swan Estuary Reserves Action Group, SERAG, is a local group of volunteers who enjoy hands-on caring and restoring health to the A-Class foreshore and bush reserves adjacent to the Swan River Estuary Marine Park on Melville’s river front in Attadale, Alfred Cove and Tompkins Park. Volunteers will weed and/or plant for two hours of a morning, then share a cuppa and cake together (provided) whilst enjoying the beautiful location that they are helping to restore and maintain.

Well connected passionate person who is interested in contributing their business and fundraising skills to our board of directors.

Community Nursery Assistants support the propagation of local provenance native plants for re-vegetation of the local environment within the City of Greater Geraldton. Many and varied tasks are available, depending on the time of season. Duties include seed collecting, seed sorting, decontaminating benches / pots, pricking plants and propagation. Apply today if this sounds like you!

Embark on a meaningful journey with Take 3 for the Sea as a Relationship Coordinator Intern, where you will play a pivotal role in ensuring that clients and stakeholders receive unparalleled support and engagement. Joining the Program Delivery Team, you will contribute to fostering positive connections that drive the organization's mission of plastic pollution reduction and ocean conservation. The minimum commitment for this internship is six months.

The Content Creation Internship at Take 3 for the Sea offers a unique opportunity for individuals to immerse themselves in the intersection of environmental advocacy and creative communication. As part of the Program Delivery Team, you will play a pivotal role in crafting compelling narratives and visuals that amplify our mission to reduce plastic pollution and foster ocean conservation. The minimum commitment for this internship is six months.

We're looking for an enthusiastic event organiser. You'll take the lead in organising our International Permaculture Day event for 2024, as well as working with our existing events co-leader on smaller events during the year.

Help restore and maintain the Londonderry Woodland Reserve, a protected remnant of the critically endangered Cumberland Plain Woodland, home to numerous rare and threatened plants and wildlife.

Active person required for local gardens to assist with various jobs

Are you passionate about environmental conservation? Join us as a volunteer reed planter and make a positive impact on our wetland ecosystems! As a reed planter, you will have the opportunity to work alongside a dedicated team of environmental enthusiasts, planting reeds in various wetland areas to restore and enhance their natural habitats.

Knox Environment Society is looking for nursery volunteers to help propogate and sell native plants. The Knox Environment Society (KES) is a membership-based organization of like-minded individuals that have a concern for the environment. KES work closely with Knox Council, other Environmental Groups, Friends Groups and individuals to achieve the Society's objectives.

You can assist with the beautification of our gardens and parks in the Station Yards as a Gardening Team Member. Our station precincts require manicuring and some tender loving care to ensure that the parks and gardens look pristine for our local and international visitors. If you have a green thumb, gardening is your thing and you would like to contribute to this team of enthusiastic and hardworking volunteers come and join us.

The Program Research Assistant will work with the Program Delivery Team at Take 3 for the Sea to conduct research on various topics that will shape the direction of educational programs throughout the internship. The aim is to provide volunteers with a valuable learning experience while contributing to the organization's mission of environmental education and conservation. The minimum timeframe for this internship is 3 months.

Are you interested in looking after the valuable contribution Community Gardens make to our health and wellbeing? Do you have time as well as experience in bookkeeping, accounting or a passion for numbers? Would you like to work with a vibrant, caring and collaborative team of gardening and community-minded enthusiasts?

Join our team of volunteers and contribute to the growth of native plants for re-vegetation projects. Whether you have little to no experience in growing plants or you're an experienced horticulturalist with a wealth of knowledge to share, we would love to have you on board.

Do you want to do something that reduces the impact of fashion on the environment and helps children at the same time? Here's a great opportunity to be part of an amazing team working towards a cause you can be proud of. We are looking to open Sundays at this store- If you can help us, please apply.

We are looking for people to help us achieve our goal of a better environment in Port Philip Bay. We have many projects to get involved with including revegetation and weeding, northern pacific sea star removal, strategy planning, volunteer management, outreach events, and managing stakeholder relationships.