Found 19 Environment & Conservation Tour Guides, Information & Heritage, volunteering opportunities in Australia

Care For Hedland runs an annual Flatback turtle monitoring volunteer program, where volunteers help out with data collection and conservation awareness. Turtle Monitoring will take place on Cemetery Beach and Pretty Pool Beach, Port Hedland, between October 2021 until February 2022.

Do you like early morning walks and are you interested to learn more about WA’s flatback turtle populations? This position involves walking beaches at first light near Wickham and Cleaverville in the Pilbara, to monitor turtle nesting activity. Monitoring occurs daily during specific periods in November, December and January. All training is provided for free and you can volunteer as much or as little as you like post-training.

Looking for an opportunity to get out in nature and clean up your local area while helping us to collect data about litter? Conservation Volunteers Australia would love your help!

Do you enjoy the great outdoors and working in a team! We welcome you to join our small group by assisting with weed control and removal in a natural area for a worthwhile environmental cause.

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.

Looking for an opportunity to get out in nature and clean up your local area while helping us to collect data about litter? Conservation Volunteers Australia would love your help!

Introduce our guests to the wonders of Butterflies and their amazing life cycle! Personality is important, along with presentation and ability to communicate with a broad audience. You will enjoy it as much as our visitors. You will be giving groups of visitors a 15-20 minute education tour on the butterfly life cycle and other interesting facts. This is done in front of live displays to prompt you! Training is provided on-the-job. Palm cards OK. Times include Sundays and/or Wednesdays.

If you like working with nature you are going to love the Bribie Island Butterfly House! In the 18 months since we opened on beautiful Bribie Island, we have had over 25,000 visitors. Help give our visitors a great experience inside the Butterfly House. Show them butterflies laying eggs, feeding, mating etc. Supervise and enforce the ‘no touch’ rule re butterflies. Be yourself and be friendly!

Looking for an opportunity to get out in nature and clean up your local area while helping us to collect data about litter? Conservation Volunteers Australia would love your help!

Help grow and maintain the butterfly-attracting plants to be sold at the Butterfly House and the plants needed continuously for egg-laying, caterpillar food and nectar in the Butterfly House and Breeding Laboratory. Potting, propagation, weeding and watering the established nursery areas. In Butterfly House, pruning to encourage blooming for nectar and maintaining attractive gardens, paths and other features. Maintain tidy facility. Training is provided. Enthusiasm welcome.

Take a pleasant walk into the beautiful nature of the Blue Mountains once a month to photograph flora and fauna. It's that easy! This project is monitoring the presence and movement of flora and fauna to provide a long-term record of changes that may reflect influences such as climate change. The project uses camera trap installations to capture movements of fauna in real-time as well as manual photography in fixed locations to capture long-term changes to flora and ecosystems.

Come along and join Conservation Volunteers in stopping ocean litter along the Brisbane River! Take part in a community litter clean up, where we will be busy removing litter from the beaches, creeks and mangroves of this incredible river system. You will also be involved in collecting data about the litter collected, so that we can take action against ocean litter and stop it at the source! Digital or remote volunteering opportunities also available.

Do you have a free time on a Friday morning? Do you work well with others and on your own?

If you live in Victoria and are wondering about volunteering opportunities - Look no further! Be a part of our #SeaToSource project and conduct your own clean-up in your local area using the Litter Stopper App.

Come along and join Conservation Volunteers in stopping ocean litter along the Werribee River! Take part in a community litter clean up, where we will be busy removing litter from the beaches and creeks of this incredible river system. You will also be involved in collecting data about the litter collected, so that we can take action against ocean litter and stop it at the source! Digital or remote volunteering opportunities also available.

The Friends of H.V. McKay Memorial Gardens group are interested in the restoration and maintenance of the historic H.V. McKay Memorial Gardens in Sunshine as well as encouraging their fellow community members and everyone in Victoria to enjoy these beautiful gardens which are of historical significance. We are looking for a volunteer to assist us with planting days and to contribute their horticultural knowledge and experience to the activities and decisions of the Friends

Run guided tours of the Gardens for groups providing knowledge of the plants within the gardens, the historical significance and/or public artwork. Also be happy to sit on a bus with tour groups discussing/advising the group about the history of the site from when it was the Gosford Farm Home for Boys.

The Willunga Environment Centre is seeking people who will be required to "man the desk", answer the phone, guide people around the Centre, do some computer work for those who feel comfortable, (sewing on Mondays), assisting with sales and library/loaning duties, general housekeeping and any other things that pop up. Volunteers are encouraged to develop their own projects around the environment.

Checking nesting boxes for Sugar Gliders to support important research