Found 71 volunteering opportunities in Tasmania TAS

Help us at Browns River in Kingston Beach to look after an important saltmarsh buffer zone together with a local coast care group. All training and tools provided, all welcome!

Help us remove weeds and rubbish at a key saltmarsh area in Hobart. All training provided and volunteers of all skill levels welcome!

Help us at our World Environment Volunteer event where we'll be planting native plants to encourage native wildlife and create a buffer zone along the foreshore. All welcome, morning tea and all training and tools provided.

Join us for a Sunday morning out at Prince of Wales Bay, where we'll be working to remove a significant weed (Boxthorn) along the foreshore. All participants over the age of 16 welcome. Please feel free to join our event while it's in progress or leave early if you prefer. All training and a morning tea provided.

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.

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.

Do you need your horse-fix? Do you like to work outdoors? Do you have experience with horses? Are you older than 18? Do you have 30 - 60 minutes to spare on a Wednesday, Friday or Sunday morning on an ongoing basis (either every week or once a fortnight)? Then this may be a volunteer position for you!

Help us look after the saltmarsh at Browns River, where we'll be joining the Kingston Beach Coast Care group to support their amazing and ongoing efforts to look after Browns River and other key natural areas in Kingston Beach.

Are you interested in our natural world and its unique ecosystems? Would you like to help the environment, take action and do something practical? Then help us restore habitat along the Derwent and conserve, protect and bring back our local wetlands.

Volunteer Animal Attendant position, assisting with a range of animal care activities.

Do you have an interest in gardening? Do you like being in the outdoors? Would you like to volunteer with friendly like-minded people in a world-class garden setting?

Are you keen to develop ground maintenance skills? Are you passionate about the conservation of Tasmania's rich heritage? Here is your opportunity to volunteer for National Trust Tasmania.

Help raise funds and save orangutans, elephants and tigers from extinction! The Orangutan Project is looking for volunteers to manage and organise fundraising stalls and events, as well as for volunteers to assist at stalls and events. We are an international conservation organisation working in Borneo and Sumatra to save orangutans, safeguard forests, and support local and Indigenous communities.

Help the Board of Directors develop a Fundraising and Sponsorship Strategy for this not-for-profit research organisation. Support our research and education to conserve Australia’s critically endangered marine species.

Animal Care Australia is a national incorporated association representing the interests of all animal hobbyists. The association has a strong committee composed of Species Representatives for each major animal group – dogs, cats, birds, fish, horses, insects, reptiles, farm animals, small mammals, native mammals and mobile educators. You have the opportunity to genuinely make a difference in animal welfare outcomes and in nationally significant areas of policy review and implementation.

The Adoption Event Coordinator plays a vital role in organizing and facilitating adoption events for rescue dogs and puppies. This position is instrumental in ensuring successful adoption outcomes by creating engaging and well-coordinated events that showcase adoptable dogs and attract potential adopters.

Are you a skilled HR or Psychology worker who is comfortable leading a team? Are you looking to utilise your skills to contribute to a not-for-profit organisation that promotes animal welfare? A great opportunity exists for an experience HR Team Leader to lead the HR Team and assist with increasing the effectiveness of the organisation's HR team. The HR Team is responsible for recruiting high performing volunteers to allow us to rescue a greater number of animals.

The secretary is responsible for the documentation and communication of the activities within the FAR Committee. The secretary is the primary administration officer of the Committee and provides the links between the Committee, members and outside agencies. Amongst the Secretary's tasks are to prepare agendas, prepare and distribute minutes, and manage both ingoing and outgoing communication.

Wildlife Rescue Australia (WRA) is a not-for-profit voluntary association, operating throughout Australia and staffed exclusively by home-based volunteers. It is dedicated to the rescue of Australian native animals, including birds and reptiles. WRA operates a national 24/7 emergency call centre for the rescue of native wildlife.

The combination of music events and environmental awareness can be a powerful way to engage people and raise funds for important causes like marine conservation. Initiating opportunities for Sea Shepherd Australia chapters to collaborate with the music industry and organise national or multi-state tours can have a significant impact in creating awareness and generating support for the ocean.