Found 1639 volunteer opportunities in Bibra Lake, WA 6163 and the surrounding areas

• 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

• Provide advice and guidance to callers on wildlife in distress
• Collaborate with wildlife professionals and rehabilitation organizations
• Minimum commitment of 3-5 hours per week; work from home option

• First point of contact for visitors, greeting, and answering questions
• Assist in hospital admissions, sales, donations, and clerical support
• Shifts available between 8am to 8pm, no prior experience required

• Assist in caring for sick and injured wildlife patients
• Minimum commitment of one 6-hour shift per week/fortnight
• Training includes online modules and wildlife handling practical session

• Assist with event set up, bib collection, and light duties
• Support for 6km and 12km courses, suitable for all
• One-off commitment on Sunday 13 September, 6.30am - 11am

• Washing, hanging, and cleaning laundry and dishes
• Preparing meals for animals and maintaining hygiene standards
• Restocking supplies, organizing storage, and assisting with kitchen tasks

Are you a licensed veterinarian in Western Australia with a passion for wildlife medicine? Join our team as a volunteer wildlife veterinarian and help us to provide the highest standard of care for sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife at the WA Wildlife Hospital.

• Assist with planting, pruning, weeding, mulching, sweeping, and raking
• Perform general maintenance tasks like painting, repairing, and cleaning
• Minimum commitment of 2-3 hours per week/fortnight; training provided

• Provide wildlife advice and assistance via telephone helpline
• Training provided, no wildlife knowledge required; basic computer skills
• Regular weekly shifts, support from volunteers and staff

• Manage stock, supplies, and donations for community programs
• No formal qualifications required; experience in stock management preferred
• Hands-on warehouse operations experience; support community programs

• Assist in food preparation, cooking, and service at events
• No formal qualifications required; experience in cooking preferred
• Volunteer benefits: experience, skill development, community contribution

• Provide treatment and intensive care for sick, injured wildlife
• Assist with surgeries, radiology, lab work, and medication administration
• Gain hands-on experience with diverse wildlife species in Australia

• Assist in animal care, feeding, and enrichment activities
• Work under supervision of experienced Hospital Manager or Supervisors
• Flexible shifts available, with minimum commitment of one shift per week

• Manage financial affairs of Bibra Lake Residents Association
• Process transactions, create monthly financial reports for meetings
• Volunteer role with community connection and involvement in events

• Support school canteen operations with food preparation and service
• Assist in maintaining clean, safe, and friendly canteen environment
• Gain valuable skills in food preparation, customer service, and teamwork