Found 122 Environment & Conservation volunteer opportunities in Fremantle & Southern Suburbs Perth, WA and the surrounding areas

Volunteers are sought to assist with the conservation of the bushland of Wireless Hill Park.

• Volunteer to photograph birds during city bird surveys
• Assist in species list building and education through photography
• Opportunity for nature lovers with passion for photography

In conjunction with City of Melville Friends of Groups, SERCUL have several planting and weeding events for 2026. All events run on Wednesdays from 9am - 12pm.

• Educate community on Coogee Maritime Trail history and conservation
• Protect trail, provide information, and monitor visitor behavior
• Volunteer benefits include training, first aid, and branded merchandise

The Friends of Booragoon and Blue Gum Lakes, is involved in revegetation at the lakes. We meet on a monthly basis to weed around the plants we’ve planted in past years, and we also schedule planting days at both lakes. Friends of Booragoon and Blue Gum Lakes also welcomes citizen scientists to join us for bird survey walks, invertebrate studies and snake necked turtle protection.

• Participate in bush restoration activities like weeding and planting
• Volunteer on Tuesday mornings for 2-hour sessions with training
• Engage in garden maintenance with a friendly team environment

• Engage in guided visit to WA Wildlife to learn about wildlife
• Participate in hands-on weeding and seedling maintenance activities
• Contribute to conservation efforts for local threatened species at Bibra Lake

• Repair electrical appliances brought in by community members
• Access to stock tools and consumables provided at repair station
• Event aims to extend life of items and reduce waste

• Join SERCUL board to monitor strategic directions and management issues
• Contribute to environmental services and community support in Perth region
• Monthly two-hour board meetings at historic headquarters in Beckenham

• Engage community creatively to raise funds for environmental projects
• Flexible volunteer role suitable for students and environment enthusiasts
• Regular communication, monthly meetings, on-the-job training provided

• Participate in seed collection walks and identify suitable plants
• Assist with seed processing, nursery tasks, and planting out seedlings
• Required: genuine interest in native bush preservation and regeneration

• Conduct tours in Rottnest settlement, Oliver Hill, Wadjemup Lighthouse
• Engage in public speaking with tour groups of 5-15 people
• Comprehensive training program provided by RVGA for qualification

• Participate in conservation projects like tree planting and weed control
• Receive induction, safety training, and supervision for practical tasks
• Ideal for students seeking industry skills and environmental enthusiasts

• Participate in environmental activities like weed control and planting
• Flexible commitment with activities from April to December
• Opportunity to join a small committee overseeing group management

• Participate in practical conservation projects in metro and regional areas
• Ideal for students seeking industry skills and environmental enthusiasts
• Training provided on conservation tasks, safety, and supervision