Found 172 Environment & Conservation volunteer opportunities in Western Australia WA and the surrounding areas

• Participate in various environmental conservation activities
• Assist with nest box monitoring, river care, and event planning
• Flexible commitment, training provided, diverse projects in development

• Engage community through social media and environmental initiatives
• Manage social media posts, compile articles, and assist with website
• Contribute to local conservation efforts with marketing and communications

• Engage visitors with marine conservation messages and interactive activities
• Support touch pool care, science learning, wild dolphins
• Opportunity to contribute to eco-tourism and marine life conservation

• Participate in weeding and garden maintenance activities
• Engage in EcoAction close encounter with bushland animals
• Bring gloves, water bottle, trowel; stay for tea/coffee

• Ensure safe, enjoyable snorkeling experience for visitors
• Meet training requirements including open-water proficiency swim
• Assist with equipment management, water safety, and conservation messages

• Participate in hand weeding events at various locations
• Contribute to herbicide-free restoration and revegetation projects
• Training provided for garden maintenance tasks on Wednesdays

Western Australia has some of the most incredible and diverse wildlife in the world, including the Ngoolarks (Carnaby’s cockatoos), which are endemic to the Southwest. As habitat destruction is driving our Ngoolarks towards extinction, it’s critical to look after their remaining food sources. The Cockatoo Rehabilitation site at Piney Lakes is being revegetated with the species to support Ngoolarks.

Swan Estuary Reserves Action Group, SERAG, is a local group of volunteers who enjoy hands-on caring and restoring health to the A-Class foreshore and bush reserves adjacent to the Swan River Estuary Marine Park on Melville’s river front in Attadale, Alfred Cove and Tompkins Park. Volunteers will weed and/or plant for two hours of a morning, then share a cuppa and cake together (provided) whilst enjoying the beautiful location that they are helping to restore and maintain.

• Support litter prevention and reduction initiatives in Western Australia
• Engage in community awareness, education, and enforcement strategies
• Participate in innovative programs for positive environmental outcomes

• Maintain garden at St John of God Hospital
• Tasks include weeding, pruning, fertilizing, replanting, and machinery use
• Volunteer shifts on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays mornings

• Volunteer for garden maintenance and general gardening tasks
• Flexible schedule, training available, suitable for nature enthusiasts
• Weeding, sweeping, path cleaning, no experience required, peaceful environment

• Assist with nursery tasks like potting, pruning, and propagating
• Follow propagation instructions, safety procedures, and report hazards
• Contribute to improving the environment by planting more trees

• Drive local fundraising and community engagement activities
• Provide support and guidance to volunteers, managing direct reports
• Represent organization professionally, handle local chapter email inquiries

• Research and write grant applications for community projects
• Communicate with stakeholders to convey organizational impact and needs
• Strong writing skills, attention to detail, and research abilities required

• Coordinate communications with members and external organizations
• Participate in on-site environmental activities and research projects
• Opportunity to become a DBCA volunteer member with rewards