| Australia |
Conservation Volunteers Australia |
Practical conservation and heritage projects, including bush regeneration, weed removal, and maintenance of walking trails. |
| Australia |
Junior Landcare |
Kids of all ages getting involved with their local landcare group and working on a range of environmental projects. |
| Australia |
Landcare Australia |
Improving farmland management; rehabilitating our river systems; improving coastal and marine environments; restoring bushland and conserving sensitive areas in public and on private land; protecting wildlife habitats; and greening our urban environments. |
| Australia |
Coastcare |
Rehabilitating dunes, planting natives, removing weeds, and protecting sensitive coastal areas |
| Central Coast |
Community Environment Network |
Improving the environment of Lake Macquarie, Wyong and Gosford through a range of local projects |
| Central Coast |
Central Coast Marine Discovery Centre |
A community partnership promoting the unique values of the marine environment of the Central Coast |
| Hunter |
Hunter Region Landcare Network |
The Hunter Region Landcare Network supports and facilitates natural resource management activities and groups across the Hunter region. |
| Hunter |
Earthcare Park and Education Centre |
Earthcare Park is a community based Landcare group that has been caring for 50 hectares of the Tenambit Common since 1996. Undertaking bush regeneration and nutrient control works, and growing a bushfood garden. |
| Hunter |
Hunter Wetlands Centre Australia |
Help promote and support the conservation of wetlands with lots of interesting volunteer opportunities in the Ramsar-listed Shortland Wetlands. |
| Hunter |
Kooragang Wetlands Rehabilitation Project |
Join the regular Koora Gang volunteers on the third Sunday of each month as they plant, weed, tend, and extend the rainforest remnants and riparian vegetation that once flourished on Ash Island. |
| Hunter-Central Rivers |
Waterwatch |
Get involved in monitoring and protecting the health of your local waterway by becoming a Waterwatcher. |
