WAI Wānaka is a community organisation working to accelerate local action for fresh water. Their vision is to maintain healthy ecosystems and community wellbeing for future generations. Their team works with local individuals, catchment groups, landowners, councils, businesses, community groups and schools to improve ecosystem health, reverse biodiversity loss and keep our waterways healthy.
How you can help
As part of the working bee crew, you will be:
What you can expect
Why do it?
NOTE: Do you want to create your own local restoration group in Wānaka? Do you have a passion for a particular place in Wānaka that could use some native plants? Please indicate your interest in the form below, if so.
Apply for this role if you are someone who:
There will always be a task for everyone, although the work of planting and maintenance usually requires the above physical activities. Please include in your application if you have any particular challenges.
Please bring along:
The working bees usually take place on Saturdays in various locations, from 10-12pm. Apply below to inquire, and WAI Wanaka will connect with you to provide information about specific events.
The first step is to express your interest by filling out the form below. We will then put you in touch directly with the organisation for more information on the role and how to proceed.
Ref: 2693
Conservation
Volunteer South's office is closed from Friday 20th December until Monday January 6th. Many organisations listing roles online will also be taking a break. During this time your requests to connect will go through, however there may be some delay in you hearing from the organisations you select. Please be patient and if you have not heard back from them by mid January email them directly and give them a nudge. Thank you and have a wonderful holiday season and summer.
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