Found 55 volunteering opportunities in Perth City

Wirambi Landcare is Western Australian not-for-profit organisation focused on increasing the awareness of our unique wildlife. We offer a wide range of conservation projects in the metro area as well as projects in regional WA. These projects include tree planting, seed collection, endangered species protection, weed control, flora and fauna surveys, and environmental monitoring.

Do you enjoy being outdoors in the fresh air getting your hands dirty? Maybe you appreciate standing back and looking at your handy work and creation after a good day of gardening? If this appeals to you, we would love to hear from you!

Join an AYCC action group and be part of a movement of young people, fighting for climate justice. Together we can push back against funding for dirty gas expansion, and champion climate solutions for our communities. This is your chance to take the next step for climate justice & level up your skills at the same time.

Blue Gum Montessori School (BGMS) is looking for Directors to join its Board for a term of two years, as the school is entering an important phase of consolidation and exciting strategic planning.

A small team of volunteers approx 8 on each shift who are dedicated to caring for the wildlife who live at Kanyana permanently.

You will support our Extraordinary Experiences Coordinator in the delivery of educational based programs within our Nedlands Learning Centre and PCH Kulunga Moort Mia Lounge.

Sustainable Energy Now (SEN) is a grass roots not for profit all volunteer organisation with a strong reputation in WA for its technical expertise and advocacy in the energy transition. The Committee Member Treasurer is Perth based would suit someone with a finance, or management background with 5+ years' experience.

Activities include building raised garden beds, planting, weeding, harvesting, teaching, learning and organising community events.

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 improve the condition and health of our reserves and learn new skills along the way.

Help improve the condition and health of our reserves and learn new skills along the way.

Help improve the condition and health of our reserves and learn new skills along the way.

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.

Provide advice and assist in the conservation and management of the bushland park in Bedfordale.

Join a busy wildlife hospital dedicated to caring for all native species who are sick, injured, orphaned or displaced.

Outgoing and engaging personality willing to learn about wildlife and pass the knowledge on to others in an interactive manner. Conduct both onsite and off site educational experiences.

Home Tutors tutor adult migrants in students' houses 1-1 for 1 hour a week. Tutors help migrants to improve their English skills (mainly vocabulary and conversation). They are provided with books and learning materials, training and ongoing support.

Home Tutors tutor adult migrants in students' houses 1-1 for 1 hour a week. Tutors help migrants to improve their English skills (mainly vocabulary and conversation). They are provided with books and learning materials, training and ongoing support.

Home Tutors tutor adult migrants in students' houses 1-1 for 1 hour a week. Tutors help migrants to improve their English skills (mainly vocabulary and conversation). They are provided with books and learning materials, training and ongoing support.

Home Tutors tutor adult migrants in students' houses 1-1 for 1 hour a week. Tutors help migrants to improve their English skills (mainly vocabulary and conversation). They are provided with books and learning materials, training and ongoing support.