Play your part in helping keep Wānaka native and sustainable! Join WAI Wānaka’s working bee for native tree planting and maintenance with local restoration groups.
A great day out hiking in the hills with purpose! Wilding conifer control (of small trees with hand tools) in beautiful parts of Central Otago
Volunteers passionate about the environment and community are needed for working bees involving garden type work, plantings, maintenance or rubbish clean-ups in the Alexandra and Clyde areas. There are also opportunities in admin and marketing tasks.
Spend an hour with WAI Wānaka for a monthly lakefront clean-up! Help collect, and sort rubbish, or even help with data entry!
If you feel enthusiastic about educating the Island's visitors in the area of ecological restoration, then this might be the role for you!
Imagine what Central Otago was like before fire, clearance for early pastoral farming, gold mining, rabbits, and introduced weeds. Support conservation efforts in Central Otago by caring for plants at this native nursery in Clyde. No experience required!
Do you enjoy getting your hands dirty and working on outdoor projects? There are various conservation volunteer opportunities available across Dunedin, led by community groups. Get in touch and they will help you find projects that match your interests!
Are you passionate about preserving the natural beauty of the greater Lake Whakatipu area? Join the WWT team as a Trapping Co-ordinator to help manage one or more trapping groups- can be done from home!
Are you a conservation minded person? Help Save the Otago Peninsula by joining one of STOP's weekly Working Bees! Help establish future forests and enhance the creeks for native fish, so that the peninsula has the best chance for the future!
Help protect the Yellow-eyed penguins/hoiho and other wildlife by educating visitors to Sandfly Bay.