Found 17 Environment & Conservation Sport & Physical Activity, volunteering opportunities in Australia

Tangaroa Blue is working with the Country Bank Stadium in Townsville on an innovative Ditch the Flick project to reduce cigarette butt litter during events. We are looking for up to 5 volunteers to help us with a litter pick-up and audit around the stadium during the NRL game.

Learn how to repair and maintain bicycles, under the guidance of experienced volunteer mechanics, in a workshop situated in the scenic CERES Environmental park. Be a part of the Bike Shed’s vision to promote a cycling culture in the community.

We are restoring the Rockdale Wetlands corridor at Ramsgate Beach to create homes for wildlife and protect threatened plant species. Come join us and learn about local biodiversity and make new friends in the bush.

Come and help restore, enhance and protect our endangered bushland areas.

Are you interested in rehabilitating one of Sydney's most endangered vegetation communities?

we are seeking a reliable person to undertake care and rehabilitation of our gardens. The society is a not for profit organisation that was formed in WA in 1959. It has collected rail artifacts of all sizes for preservation, operates the rail transport museum, published books and journals on WA's rail history, produced displays and run rail tours using the Heritage train and the Vintage train.

Do you love walking in nature, helping others and meeting new people? Parks Victoria promotes a range of weekly walks for different levels of ability, and is seeking some committed Walk Leaders to guide these walks. Bring your love of the outdoors, to guide walks along designated routes commencing at Grant's Picnic ground in the Dandenong Ranges.

Who would have thought fishing could be volunteering? Fishcare Victoria is a community based not for profit organisation promoting responsible and sustainable fishing practices. We conduct sustainable fishing education clinics that promote hands-on experiences, communications & community engagement. Our work contributes to developing a sense of awareness and appreciation of our aquatic environments to promote stewardship of natural resources into the future.

Our organisation runs out of a house on an acreage property and is subject to real estate inspection every three months. Additionally, our President is allergic to dust and can't let too much dust pile up or else she gets sick. We need help with this so that the facility is spotless for those inspections and also for visitors who expect that a wildlife hospital is always in pristine condition!!

One of the most important jobs we have here at the frog hospital is washing up! We need someone to wash all our items in simple cleaners and most of our components are plastic or ramekins. There are some glass aquariums for any big strong fellas that turn up! Attention to detail is important for this task and it goes by faster if participants are in pairs.

Lower Burdekin Landcare Association run a native propagation nursery at 57 International Road Ayr Queensland. Volunteers collect native seeds and propagate at the Nursery Monday, Wednesday and Saturday mornings from 8am to Midday. All volunteers welcome. Morning tea provided

Do you love gardening and beautifying the environment? Several helping hands are needed to re-vegetate a weedy reserve for the return of local native vegetation. We require planters and weeders to continue our revegetation work in The Susannah Brook Reserve.

Volunteer Landcare Work - assisting with dune and bushland regeneration. This is a wonderful worksite near the pristine oceanfront at Tuggerah Beach. We are a dedicated group that is commited to keeping our dunes and bushland clear of invasive plants (mostly Bitou bush) and working to regenerate sections of our worksite with native plantings It's great exercise pulling out Bitou and planting/watering our regeneration areas. Plus there isn't much better than Tuggerah Beach!

Coastal Dry Tropics is a not-for-profit, community group, dedicated to conservation and revegetation activities in the Townsville region. We operate numerous Landcare sites around Townsville which hold monthly volunteer site days. Our goal is to work with the community to help our local environment by removing invasive weeds and planting local provenance native plants. This will increase local biodiversity and make our environment a better place to live in.

Care For Hedland’s ADOPT-A-SPOT program engages volunteers in litter retrieval and environmental beautification projects at Port and South Hedland monthly.This project appeals to the environmentally conscious and community-minded volunteer who prefers outdoor adventures and has some physical endurance to work for one hour (commencing at 7.00am) on a Saturday morning.

Assisting Manager with various farm work duties and working with animals.

Take home a 'growing kit' of indigenous seeds and grow 350 little trees for replanting on Victorian farming properties. You are also welcome to assist with the replanting of trees. If you want to grow for the current season, you can register on the website and we will be in touch with you around August.