Found 273 Environment & Conservation volunteering opportunities in Australia

We are seeking a volunteer with a passion for gardening and appropriate skills to work in and maintain our community garden and vegetable beds. Knowledge of plant & vegetable requirements and maintenance is desired.

Volunteer to assist with secretarial and data correlation with Friends of Kooyoora Inc

Join us for 2hrs of adventure as we go spotlighting with our Ecologist and explore the wonders of Nurragingy Reserve at night! Learn about this special reserve and the nocturnal critters that call this place home. *Please note as per the COVID restrictions enforced by the NSW Government all volunteers over the age of 16 must be fully vaccinated to attend unless you have a medical exemption.

Join us for 2hrs of adventure as we go spotlighting with our Ecologist and explore the wonders of Prospect Creek at night! Learn about this special reserve and the nocturnal critters that call this place home. *Please note as per the COVID restrictions enforced by the NSW Government all volunteers over the age of 16 must be fully vaccinated to attend unless you have a medical exemption.

Join us for 2hrs of adventure as we go spotlighting at the enchanting Lt Cantello Reserve at night! Learn about this special reserve and the nocturnal critters that call this place home. *Please note as per the COVID restrictions enforced by the NSW Government all volunteers over the age of 16 must be fully vaccinated to attend unless you have a medical exemption.

We require people to assist us in transforming Northams rivers and trails into an environmentally friendly place which can be enjoyed by locals and visitors. We meet at 9am Friday mornings for an hour or so and you can come every week, every fortnight or even once a month if you like. You can work alone or with others and do as much or as little as you can. This is a great opportunity to learn new skills and make new friends plus get a little light exercise.

Get active and help our local birds, plants and wildlife. This is your opportunity to make a difference by helping take care of bush surrounding a significant area of saltmarsh on the Lane Cove River. The work involves weeding and watching the native bush recover. We meet every Saturday morning 8.00am to 10:30am and are supported Lane Cove National Park. Apply now to make a difference caring for valuable bushland in our local area.

This group meets at the reserve entry point to the trail at 201 Pittwater Road, East Ryde. The group meets every Monday and Saturday 8:00am to 10:30am; volunteers can come to both or either day. There is much work to be done. We are well supplied and supported by the Lane Cove National Park bush care coordinator. Come along and help us make this reserve even more beautiful.

This bushcare group is supported by Lane Cove National Park. It meets every Wednesday and welcomes new members. Work is along the River Ave stretch of Lane Cove National Park and involves removing weeds so that native plants will regenerate, improving the biodiversity of the park.

This bushcare group is supported by Lane Cove National Park and Macquarie University. It meets on the third Saturday morning of each month so our next date will be June 19. Work is along Mars Creek, a hidden gem of the Lane Cove National Park and involves removing weeds so that native plants will regenerate, improving the biodiversity of the park.

Lane Cove National Park now has a thriving Bushcare Program running under the supervision of a National Parks Bushcare Coordinator. There are groups currently working on different days, from every week to once a month, and they welcome new members. Work is in the bush, removing weeds so that native plants will regenerate, improving the biodiversity of the park.

The Cardinia Environment Coalition Indigenous Plant Nursery is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join us on a weekly or fortnightly basis. Sessions will be roughly two hours on a weekday. Formed in 1998, to protect and enhance the natural environment in Cardinia Shire, engage with the community about environmental issues, manage areas of public land for their environmental values and support our member groups.

Norah Head Light is an active lighthouse located at Norah Head, a headland on the Central Coast, New South Wales, Australia, close to Toukley. It is the last lighthouse of the James Barnet style to be built, and the last staffed lighthouse constructed in New South Wales. We are looking for someone to assist with the regeneration and restoration of the natural environment of Norah Head Headland.

Friends of Banksia Park Volunteers are required to show some tender loving care to park trees at Banksia Park in Normanville and assist with replanting.

Hooded Plovers are small coastal shorebirds. Listed as vulnerable nationally, there are less than 800 of these birds in South Australia with only 22 breeding pairs found on the Fleurieu Peninsula. There are multiple ways that you can assist to protect these birds. Fleurieu Hoodie Helpers are needed to monitor a given pair of birds on a particular beach and report sightings of bird behaviour.

The Nixon Skinner Conservation Park comprises of 8 hectares of native vegetation and is situated towards the southern end of the Myponga Reservoir. The park is an island of native vegetation in a picturesque setting, framed by the Myponga Reservoir and pine plantations. Working bees are held on the first Friday of each month commencing at 9.00 am.

The Bush For Life Field Volunteer - Group Activities role involves being part of a supervised volunteer team engaged in on-ground activities including, but not limited to, bushcare, planting, plant identification and citizen science. This role is a vital part of the Bush For Life volunteering program. Immerse yourself in some serene bushland settings, and know that you are creating healthy habitats for wildlife and natural places we can all enjoy for the future.

The Orangutan Project (TOP) is a dynamic, fast-growing and effective not-for-profit organisation that works to protect and save orangutans from extinction. Our activities also directly benefit other endangered species such as the Sumatran tiger, elephant and rhino, as well as indigenous communities in the remaining rainforest of Borneo and Sumatra.

The Orangutan Project (TOP) is a dynamic and effective not-for-profit organisation working to save orangutans and other species from extinction. Our activities directly benefit many Critically Endangered species such as tigers, elephant and rhinos in Borneo and Sumatra, as well as indigenous communities and local farmers who rely on healthy environments for their livelihood.

The Orangutan Project (TOP) is a dynamic, fast-growing and effective not-for-profit organisation that works to protect and save orangutans from extinction. Our activities also directly benefit other endangered species such as the Sumatran tiger, elephant and rhino, as well as indigenous communities and the remaining rainforest of Borneo and Sumatra.