Found 443 Environment & Conservation volunteering opportunities in Australia

Do you enjoy being outdoors? Getting your hands dirty? Making a positive difference to the conservation of nature - then this may be the opportunity you have been waiting for!!V

Receptionist for environmental organisation. Good people skills for Meet and Greet and good phone manner required.

Are you passionate about improving the environment in your local area? Every person can make a difference with the Sutherland Shire Bushcare volunteering program. Their aim is to preserve bushland and protect indigenous flora, fauna and vegetation. Get involved today in this rewarding opportunity!

Education Volunteer (Midweek) to assist with school visits to Kings Park Education. The service is adjacent to and incorporates Rio Tinto Naturescape Kings Park: an outdoor venue designed to connect children with nature and a hub for environmental education in WA. Interaction with nature is critical for healthy childhood development. It is also the basic building block to develop children's appreciation for our natural environment.

Our Bush For Life program has opportunities for individuals, or groups to volunteer in the local environment, on a once-off or ongoing basis on more than 300 established Bush For Life sites around South Australia in the Adelaide area, Mount Lofty Ranges, mid-North, Fleurieu Peninsula and across to Murray Bridge.

The Awakening Festival has a policy of Zero waste and we will strive very heavily to achieve this, but unfortunately not everyone is as passionate about that as us, so we will need people to help us keep the grounds tidy and well kept, and assist others to know what should be put where, ie recycle, compostable, trash etc. The people will also be in charge of making sure that people don't run out of some of life's essentials like toilet paper.

This new and exciting project is here to help restore the significant resting habitat of the critically endangered Eastern Curlew migratory shore bird which make their way to the eastern shores of Australia from the arctic circle. On this epic journey, these birds face risks from increasing pressures and we are here to give them a helping hand.

Nielsen Park in Sydney's eastern suburbs is home to one of the rarest tress of Sydney. In fact, it's only known location is in Neilson Park itself, which runs alongside the heritage listed Greycliffe house and borders the iconic Sydney Harbour and Shark Beach. Working in conjunction with National Parks and Wildlife, we are helping to reduce the number of threats this unique plant faces.

Malabar Headland is a spectacular coastal setting with views of dramatic sandstone cliffs, and beautiful coastal bushland. The headland is an area of national significance for its natural, cultural and heritage values. This year we will be working very closely alongside the old historical wartime trainline that runs through the site.

Sir Joseph Banks Park is a very significant nature reserve on the Botany foreshore. It provides natural habitat for native flora and fauna species in northern Botany Bay. It is home to the endangered Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub and many other vulnerable native species.