Are you passionate about preserving the natural beauty of the greater Lake Whakatipu area? Join the Whakatipu Wildlife Trust (WWT) team as a Trapping Coordinator to help manage one or more trapping groups- can be done from home!
Life Education Coastal Otago is one of 32 Trusts across New Zealand, Each year we deliver the Healthy Harold Programme to ~5,000 Children across 43 Schools.
Help former refugees settle and feel at home here in Dunedin. As a Pathways to Settlement Programme support person you can assist families to start again!
Share the stories, smiles, and spirit of Queenstown parkrun by creating engaging content that celebrates participation and volunteering. This role helps grow community connection and inspires others to get involved!
Be the friendly connector behind the scenes, matching volunteers to roles so Queenstown parkrun runs smoothly each week. You’ll help people feel welcomed, supported, and part of something bigger.
Lead the heartbeat of Queenstown parkrun by hosting a safe, welcoming Saturday morning event that brings people of all ages and abilities together. This is a feel‑good leadership role where you make community connection happen every week.
Help the Whakatipu Basin flourish! Join WRT to maintain our native plantings and restore local biodiversity. Get outdoors, learn new skills, and make a real difference in our beautiful backyard.
A conservation-minded “mountain goat” who is very fit, comfortable on steep and uneven terrain, and has their own vehicle is needed to check and replenish traps so our native wildlife can flourish!
Aroha Kaikorai Valley is seeking someone to co‑ordinate backyard predator trap installations and support a growing trapping network. This office‑based role helps expand local conservation efforts.
Help grow native plants, which will be planted out into public reserves all around the basin. A great way to meet new people, learn more about native plants, local conservation and how locals are volunteering their time to look after our environment.