Found 27 Environment & Conservation volunteering opportunities in Australia

Our reservoir reserves are home to beautiful landscapes and unique flora and fauna. Join a group of like-minded people and help nurture these special places. You'll be actively involved in caring for your local reservoir reserve and enhancing the experience for visitors. Activities include bushcare, revegetation, habitat improvement, biodiversity surveys (e.g. birds, frogs, plants), fish stocking and supporting community events.

Do you have a Pet Environment Interest/project?, Do you have a Pet Environmental Peeve or Outrage? Would you like some action on what matters to you environmentally? The Busselton Dunsborough Environment Centre Inc. (BDEC) is looking for keen and motivated people to take the bull by the horns and undertake projects that they are passionate about. BDEC will encourage you, support you and provide resources for you to undertake this, so turn your concerns into action at BDEC.

Undertake outdoor work such as planting, nestbox monitoring, fencing, weed control, nature trail maintenance, etc.

Native wildlife needs your help. Rescue a variety of sick, injured and orphaned native wildlife (i.e., birds, small and large mammals, lizards, turtles, frogs and raptors), provide immediate care for up to 24 hours and transport wildlife to and from vets for assessment and treatment.

Native wildlife needs your help. Rescue sick and injured birds, possums, lizards, turtles and frogs, and transport them to a vet for urgent assessment and treatment.

Help with the growth of the WA Bat Network in bringing awareness to the conservation and preservation of these important species in Western Australia.

Help with the growth of the WA Bat Network in bringing awareness to the conservation and preservation of these important species in Western Australia.

Help with the growth of the WA Bat Network in bringing awareness to the conservation and preservation of these important species in Western Australia.

Help with the growth of the WA Bat Network in bringing awareness to the conservation and preservation of these important species in Western Australia.

Help with the growth of the WA Bat Network in bringing awareness to the conservation and preservation of these important species in Western Australia.

Help with the growth of the WA Bat Network in bringing awareness to the conservation and preservation of these important species in Western Australia.

Help with the growth of the WA Bat Network in bringing awareness to the conservation and preservation of these important species in Western Australia.

Help with the growth of the WA Bat Network in bringing awareness to the conservation and preservation of these important species in Western Australia.

Help with the growth of the WA Bat Network in bringing awareness to the conservation and preservation of these important species in Western Australia.

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.

Naragebup, also known as the Rockingham Regional Environmental Centre is a non-profit community organisation run by volunteers who are our lifeblood. Naragebup is a purpose built education and resource facility to increase the communities understanding and awareness of environmental issues and sustainable lifestyle choices.

Naragebup, also known as the Rockingham Regional Environmental Centre is a non-profit community organisation run by volunteers who are our lifeblood. Naragebup is a purpose built education and resource facility to increase the communities understanding and awareness of environmental issues and sustainable lifestyle choices.

Help with the growth of the WA Bat Network in bringing awareness to the conservation and preservation of these important species in Western Australia.

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.

As an E-waste and Chemical Support Volunteer, you will provide advise and assist members of the public when dropping off their recycling at a self-service E-waste drop-off facility, located at the Council Depot, 6 Newton Rd, Campbelltown.