Found 79 volunteering opportunities in Australia

Do you have basic sewing machine skills? Can you thread a machine, fill a bobbin and change stitch length? Use a series of step-by-step samples and/or pattern sheets to make large and small Wildlife Pouches. If you can knit and/or crochet, we make Possum Palaces and bird nests for wildlife carers. Some volunteers take home materials and make the products at home, allowing us to provide a flexible volunteer experience.

Love the outdoors and walking? Why not help maintain walking trails and join in other environmental projects? Help in a variety of tasks such as planting, nestbox monitoring, fencing, weed control and anything else that helps maintain the walking trails! Enjoy the outdoors and fresh air, either on weekdays or other times depending on current projects.

Gardener-Do you have a green thumb? A gardener is required to assist in the upkeep of a small community garden.

Assist our food production efforts using organic methodologies to gradually increase the proportion of food that is produced onsite.

Bellbunya Eco Community in Sunshine Coast Hinterlands is looking for volunteers, who wish to be involved in an intentional community and support a vision of sustainability. Bellbunya is a beautiful permaculture 40 acre property with regenerated forests, an abundance of birds and wildlife, and a large dam. If you love nature and gardening and would like to make a difference - then put your green thumb up!

The Green Connect Farm is the largest urban farm in the southern hemisphere and is an organic farm growing selling fair food to the Illawarra community. We have opportunities to come and volunteer with us three days a week and be part of our friendly team.

Our ambition is to promote, protect and restore the coastal environment of the Victor Harbor area. Our main area of work is from The Bluff to Hayborough.

Friends of Banksia Park Volunteers are required to show some tender loving care to park trees at Banksia Park in Normanville and assist with replanting.

The Nixon Skinner Conservation Park comprises of 8 hectares of native vegetation and is situated towards the southern end of the Myponga Reservoir. The park is an island of native vegetation in a picturesque setting, framed by the Myponga Reservoir and pine plantations. Working bees are held on the first Friday of each month commencing at 9.00 am.

You will assist local experts identify, measure and map endangered plants at the reserve as part of the NSW Government's Saving our Species program.

This event lets you experience life as a ranger, and assist our local conservation experts with important wildlife monitoring – check and re-set wildlife traps, collect data on captured animals and help release the Eastern Barred Bandicoot's back into the wild.

Do you enjoy hands-on work in interesting places? Are you looking to share your skills, or develop new skills, in gardening or maintenance? The National Trust (NSW) is currently recruiting volunteers to work as valuable members of the Trust’s Green Team at our prestigious Maitland property!

Do you enjoy hands-on work in interesting places? Are you looking to share your skills, or develop new skills, in gardening or maintenance? The National Trust (NSW) is currently recruiting volunteers to work as valuable members of the Trust’s Green Team at our prestigious Armidale property!

Friends of Lagoon Creek group inc is currently seeking to train volunteer bush regeneration officers to contribute towards ecological restoration projects in Caboolture evrey Tuesday. Volunteers will help to remove and control weeds, undertake tree planting activities and be involved in habitat restoration, and ecological monitoring.

Want hands-on work that actually helps the environment? We grow local native (indigenous) plants from seed or cuttings for revegetation projects or local gardens. Our retail area is open to the public for plant sales. More indigenous plants in gardens and larger revegetation projects provide habitat for native animals, birds and insects, and reduce species loss. We rely on volunteers but lockdowns hit us hard. Please help us get back to the thriving nursery from before the pandemic!

This position will suit a person who's contented to work alone, who enjoys being outside in the fresh air and working in a peaceful environment. This role would also suit a person who has a love for nature and gardening. If you are someone who finds satisfaction in keeping everything looking nice, a way to keep fit and healthy, this is the role for you. Days and Times are flexible to suit the Volunteer!

ECOSS thrives on the wonderful input from our Volunteers. It would be very difficult for ECOSS to develop and progress the way we do without our Volunteers. From working in the nursery and in our gardens. including the Community Garden, helping with our projects and events to helping in the office, our volunteers give a large amount of time. We value your skills and would love to create opportunities that interest you. We like to provide co-learning opportunities for skill sharing.

Volunteers wanted to help restore Woollahra Councils Bushland in Trumper Park on the last Wednesday of the month between 9am and 12pm. Tools and training provided. Please meet above children's playground in Trumper park at New Mclean St steps.

Volunteers wanted to help propagate native plants for Woollahra Councils Bushcare groups every Friday between 1pm and 3pm. Tool and training provided. Please meet at Council Nursery at the end of Quarry St Paddington.

Volunteers wanted to help restore Woollahra Councils Bushland in Cooper Park (Kendall St) every Tuesday and the last Saturday of the month between 10am and 2pm. Tools and training provided. Please meet at Kendall St entrance to Cooper Park.