Found 453 Environment & Conservation, Mentoring & Advocacy volunteer opportunities in Australia

• Manage worm farms and compost bins for community composting system
• Respond to enquiries, liaise with donors and Council for mulch
• Collaborate with garden coordinator to supply garden with compost

• Support Convenor with admin, volunteer management, and program research
• Manage team cohesion and liaise with Transition Australia and Council
• Required skills: IT proficiency, communication, problem-solving, teamwork

• Learn to grow plants from cuttings and seeds
• Assist in caring for native gardens and help customers
• No experience needed, full training provided by existing volunteers

Make a meaningful impact on access to justice as a volunteer Board Member of Victims and Witnesses of Crime Court Support (VWCCS)

• Develop supportive friendship with young person aged 7-17
• Minimum commitment of 1 hour 3-4 times per month
• Requirements include health, transport, background checks, ongoing training

• Planting native species in urban parks and reserves
• No prior experience needed, training provided by Team Leaders
• Opportunity to contribute to creating Urban Shade Forests

• Planting 300 shrub and tree seedlings along Bremer River
• No prior experience needed, safety training provided by Team Leaders
• Suitable for most age groups, children supervised by guardians

• Assist with weeding under team supervision at Taperoo Dunes
• No prior experience needed, suitable for most age groups
• Event on Mon 22nd June, 9AM-12PM, at Taperoo Beach

• Plant native seedlings in Yarra Valley to restore environments
• No experience needed, training provided on the day
• Transport required, free morning tea and lunch provided

• Advocate for global health, climate action, and international cooperation
• Engage with decision-makers, build relationships, and share campaign messages
• Flexible time commitment, training provided, no previous experience required

• Maintain vibrant and welcoming gardens for residents and visitors
• Opportunity to connect with residents and enjoy outdoor spaces
• Flexible hours, suitable for students or those passionate about gardening

• Maintain member register, meeting minutes, and board correspondence
• Support board in governance processes and compliance requirements
• Gain practical governance experience in a collaborative environment

• Supervise young learner drivers in absence of parents
• Receive certificates of participation and attend recognition events
• Training provided by VicRoads and WCC, ongoing support available

• Support 50 group mentors in Grad Girls Tech program
• Coordinate mentor matching, assist with group mentoring sessions
• Communicate with mentors, track participation, provide progress updates

• Provide friendly customer service and assist with borrowing items
• Maintain shop cleanliness and uphold workplace health & safety guidelines
• Engage with diverse community, promote sustainability, and learn continuously