Found 272 volunteering opportunities in Australia

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.

This position will involve working with a grounds team to maintain the grounds and building at Gecko House.

As part of a major restoration project, volunteers are invited to assist with the revegetation of the previously degraded, dry, western lakebed of Blue Gum Lake.

Do you love working outdoors and gardening, then this role is made for you. McLaren Vale and Districts War Memorial Hospital is in need of a gardener. Responsibilities would include trimming trees and bushes, trimming edges, maintain lawned surfaces.

Do you have a strong interest in environment? Are you physically fit and able to give some of your time to assist in managing and maintaining our National Parks? Friends of Onkaparinga Park are looking to recruit volunteers to assist with weed control, revegetation and walking trail maintenance.

The Volunteer Bush Kindy leaders will add value to the Environment Centres leading the growing Bush Kindy at Downfall Creek Bushland Centre on Mondays. Bush Kindy involves a range of nature-based sensory play for children 2-5 years old. Volunteers work directly with Environment Centres to inspire members of the community to take positive action towards protecting Brisbane’s nature reserves.

Small envrionmental and animal protection NFP's require annual audits done.

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!

Come along and learn all about growing native plants. We will be preparing and sowing locally sourced native seeds, propagating plants, conducting general nursery activities and having fun whilst meeting like-minded people.

Come along to this beautiful part of our region and help to maintain the unique coastal environment of Blacks Beach. We will be undertaking a variety of tasks such as removing litter from the beach and conducting marine debris surveys, bush regeneration, seed collecting, tree planting and bird surveys.

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.

We are looking for an admin person who is passionate about conservation, loves social media and can keep our presence up to date and exciting. Some basic marketing would be an advantage. You can also keep our established website updated with current information we provide to you. Person must be local.

Help create low maintenance gardens for people who are older or people with disability. No experience necessary. Basic English required to follow instructions.

If you love gardening, you can help create low maintenance gardens for people who are older or people with disability.

This group meets at the reserve entry point at the bottom of the Sugarloaf Point trail off Pittwater Road, East Ryde. Please consider coming to either or both of the two meeting times: every Monday from 8.30am to 11.30am or every second Saturday, 9.30am to 11.30am. There is much work to be done. We are well supplied and supported by the Lane Cove National Park bush care coordinator. Come along and help us make this reserve even more beautiful.

This bushcare group is supported by Lane Cove National Park. It meets every Wednesday and welcomes new members. Work is along the River Ave stretch of Lane Cove National Park and involves removing weeds so that native plants will regenerate, improving the biodiversity of the park.

This bushcare group is supported by Lane Cove National Park and Macquarie University. It meets on the third Saturday morning of each month so our next date will be February 20. Work is along Mars Creek, a hidden gem of the Lane Cove National Park and involves removing weeds so that native plants will regenerate, improving the biodiversity of the park.

Lane Cove National Park now has a thriving Bushcare Program running under the supervision of a National Parks Bushcare Coordinator. There are groups currently working on different days, from every week to once a month, and they welcome new members. Work is in the bush, removing weeds so that native plants will regenerate, improving the biodiversity of the park.

Are you a gun designer, keen to volunteer your services in February to work on a one-off, high profile initiative for a leading environmental charity?

Learn how to grow native plants on the job. Every year the Community nursery grows thousands of local native plants for re-vegetation of our beautiful bushland. Jobs include seed collection and separating, germinating seeds, pricking out and potting on seedlings, watering, fertilising, grading. At the end of the growing season, we all get together to recycle our pots by washing them.