Found 487 Environment & Conservation volunteering opportunities in Australia

Duties include: filing & archiving, disseminating environmental information, graphic design work may help with design of information leaflets; letter writing skills & file management skills.

Duties include: removal of weed species, maintaining the buffer edge of the wetland by protecting native plantings.

Maintenance of educational boardwalk. To remove leaves from the boardwalk and the occasional repair to the decking & signage.

Are you a Marketing/ communications student looking to gain some real world experience. Or perhaps a Marketing professional looking for a way to give back to your local community and environment?

Like to tinker with tools? Fancy yourself a Mr or Mrs Fix-it? Then we need you! Just a one-time job or more if you like.

Would you like to become a Volunteer Kings Park Guide? There are fantastic opportunities to get involved with Kings Park and Bold Park to suit all kinds of interests and passions; from horticulture and conservation, to visitor services and administration.

This program is a partnership involving CVA, local councils, NSW government, University experts and the community to help protect Sydney’s koalas and put them on the map! ACTIVITY SCHEDULE: Bush regeneration activities (weeding and/or planting) WEAR: sturdy boots, long pants, long-sleeved shirt, hat, sunscreen & insect repellent. BRING: A backpack with water, morning tea, lunch, gloves (optional) & wet weather gear (optional).

From Campbelltown to the Southern Highlands, Sydney’s south-west is home to nationally important populations of koalas virtually on the city’s doorstep. Yet despite the iconic status of the species, these populations are under serious threat from development and the effects of suburban sprawl. This program is a partnership involving CVA, local councils, NSW government, University experts and the community to help protect Sydney’s koalas and put them on the map!

From Campbelltown to the Southern Highlands, Sydney’s south-west is home to nationally important populations of koalas virtually on the city’s doorstep. Yet despite the iconic status of the species, these populations are under serious threat from development and the effects of suburban sprawl. This program is a partnership involving CVA, local councils, NSW government, University experts and the community to help protect Sydney’s koalas and put them on the map!

Hooka Point is a regeneration site with small but precious remnants of coastal salt marsh at the mouth of Hooka Creek. Predominantly consisting of revegetation due to the historic use as grazing land, the area is a great example of what can be achieved in an urban environment. Our visits will target the removal of environmental weeds along the foreshore of Lake Illawarra, and facilitate the provision of habitat and connectivity to other remnant vegetation.