Found 25 Environment & Conservation Tour Guides, Information & Heritage, volunteering opportunities in Australia

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.

Join us in the bush at Peppermint Reserve and help protect the Native Pear from extinction and learn about the abundance of rare plants and animals which call this special place home. *Events are catered and include light refreshments.

Discover the Mulgoa Valley and learn about the Cumberland Plain Woodlands of Western Sydney whilst helping to protect the rare and threatened plants and animals which call this special place home. *Events are catered and include light refreshments.

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 along and join Conservation Volunteers in restoring Sir Joseph Banks Park back to its former glory! Take part in a range of bush regeneration activities and learn about conservation from our awesome Team Leaders!

Help restore and maintain the Londonderry Woodland Reserve, a protected remnant of the critically endangered Cumberland Plain Woodland, home to numerous rare and threatened plant and animal species.

* One day only - April 11th, 2021 * Come along and join Conservation Volunteers in stopping ocean litter for our National Day of Action! Take part in a large scale community litter clean up, removing litter from Plane Spotting Beach in Mascot. 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! While you're there, visit a range of stalls and workshops to learn about our waterways and sustainability.

Land management, use of herbicide, weed removal, chainsaw use, planting and maintenance of plants, committee work, social activities including community education, membership to a landcare group

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

The campground host program operates throughout Western Australia at approximately 60 campsites. Campground hosts are often the first point of contact for visitors to the park. Hosts welcome visitors and may help them with allocating a campsite or provide them with information about local fauna and flora. They also hand out and collect visitor survey forms, provide general information and answer inquiries. Campground hosts also assist Parks and Wildlife staff with some light maintenance tasks

Come along and join Conservation Volunteers to stop ocean litter along the Great Barrier Reef coastline in Mackay. Take part in a community litter clean up, where we will be busy removing litter from the beaches and creeks of this incredible coastline. 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!

Membership to a Landcare Group - land management, use of herbicide - weed removal, chainsaw use - planting and maintenance of plants - social activities including community education

Do you love the outdoors? Do you enjoy meeting new people? Do you love camping? Join the Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife team as a Volunteer Campground Host in 2021! Contribute to the management of some of the Northern Territory's most spectacular parks and reserves and enjoy free camping at an exclusive Campground Host site. Meet new people and create memories to last a lifetime.

Conservation Volunteers Australia is undertaking a massive clean-up of Tasmania's northern beaches and we need your help! Over two action-packed weeks, this project aims to remove as much litter from the beach as possible before it reaches the ocean. We will also undertake microplastics surveys as part of a wider project mapping microplastics Australia-wide, to discover how much microplastics are present on the Northern beaches of Tasmania.

Come along and join Conservation Volunteers in restoring the critically endangered Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub at Malabar Headland National Park! Take part in a range of bush regeneration activities and learn about conservation from our awesome Team Leaders!

Come along and join Conservation Volunteers in stopping ocean litter along the Parramatta 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.

Come along and join Conservation Volunteers in stopping ocean litter along the Georges 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 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.

Presenter to visit school and community organisations to promote conservation, as well as deliver guided tours onsite at Kanyana.