Found 548 Environment & Conservation volunteering opportunities in Australia

Greening Australia is searching for a volunteer librarian to maintain and develop the small library we have at our Shenton Park office. This is a flexible ongoing volunteering opportunity.

Frankston gardening support for someone with multiple sclerosis. Some knowledge of basic planting techniques and willingness to plant small number of already purchased garden varieties. Sense of humour, physical ability to get down on your knees and plant and interest in the wider world would be great company for somebody newly retired and keen to stay engaged and get out and about.

The Orangutan Project (TOP) is a dynamic, fast-growing and successful not-for-profit organisation that fights for orangutan conservation by securing land and rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing ex-captive orangutans. Our activities have positive flow-on effects that protect other endangered species such as the Sumatran tiger, elephant and rhino, as well as indigenous communities in the remaining rainforest of Borneo and Sumatra.

We are seeking a passionate and experienced CSR expert to promote SolarBuddy's innovate and engaging education and work place giving program to our growing network or corporate and charity partners.

NSW Parks and Wildlife Service needs our help to maintain box gum grassy woodlands in McLeod’s Creek Nature Reserve. Box gum grassy woodlands are incredibly beautiful and rare vegetation communities and it is important to look after them. We will be removing Cassinia arcuate, a native shrub that is undermining the conservation value of the Reserve.

The Outdoor Classroom by the beautiful Queanbeyan River is a great area for children from local schools to learn about the environment. This very popular project only has one date left so book your spot quickly! We will be engaging in tree planting, weed control, and other activities to ensure that the Outdoor Classroom is place where young people can connect to nature.

We will be engaging with a local primary school and assisting with conservation activities (such as tree planting and weed control), which will improve the natural environment of the school.

Carwoola landholders need our help to look after grassy woodlands, which are a rare and important ecosystem. We will be weeding and planting to restore the ecosystem and improve habitat quality for native birds and animals. We will also be doing some erosion control.

Carwoola landholders need our help to look after grassy woodlands, which are a rare and important ecosystem. We will be weeding and planting to restore the ecosystem and improve habitat quality for native birds and animals. We will also be doing some erosion control.

Participants in the Monkey Mia volunteer program may assist departmental staff to: • implement the dolphin interaction sessions • provide information to visitors • maintain the facilities in and around the visitor centre and • Collect and enter statistical information.