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Hoppers Crossing Secondary College @ Wyndham Vale - HCSC STUDENTS ONLY
Wyndham Vale, June 26th
Volunteer day for HOPPERS CROSSING SECONDARY COLLEGE STUDENTS ONLY @ Wyndham Vale
Terrick Terrick National Park Conservation
Terrick Terrick, June 26th
Come join Conservation Volunteers as we help conserve the picturesque Terrick Terrick National Park in Northern Victoria.
Mt Terrick Terrick is a low granite outcrop that rises above the surrounding flat riverine plains at Mitiamo. This hill, and two others, and the surrounding flat land are covered in bushland and flat grasslands. Together, the granite outcrops, surrounding open forest, and indigenous grassland plains form the core of the Terrick Terrick National Park. The park protects one of the last areas of undisturbed vegetation in Northern Victoria.
In recent years, a number of outlying paddocks of native grassland were added to the National Park. These grasslands, and others inside the main body of the Park, are home to several species of plant which are rare and threatened in the region. They are also home to the largest known colony of the endangered Plains-wanderer. The Plains-wanderer is a small bird that resembles the Button Quail. The Plains-wanderer demands native grasses, daisies and grassland tall enough to conceal it from predators, making the Terrick Terrick grasslands a highly important area.
Volunteers will assist in helping to protect the grasslands from species such as Wheel Cactus, Box Thorn and Bathurst Burr. Also over the course of the project, volunteers will assit with biomass management for the protection of the Plains- Wanderer by maintaining and pulling down fences and fixing stock yards. Other tasks will include helping to maintain visitor facilities such as walking track clearing, road maintenance and picnic area maintenance.
If you would like any more information please email Bendigo@conservationvolunteers.com.au or call our Bendigo office on 03 5444 0777.
Muscle Creek
Muswellbrook, June 26th
Come along and meet like minded people while working outdoors in a fun and social environment on a crucial feature of Muswellbrooks Natural landscape.
Barwon Heads environmental improvement
Barwon Heads, Jun 27th and 9 other dates
Help to remove invasive weeds around Barwon Heads foreshore and bluff.
If the weeds are left then they will spread further along the coastline, so we need help to tackle them now!
Please ensure appropriate clothing is worn for long periods outdoors - this includes sturdy footwear, long pants and long sleeved shirt. Please bring your own lunch and bottle of water.
Community Involvement and Education - Creekwatch
Townsville, June 27th
Townsville is a tropical capital city with the Great Barrier Reef at our doorstep. Come and join CV to help conserve our wonderful environment. Creekwatch is an opportunity to learn more about our waterways and how to keep them healthy. Come along for a day or two to collect data, fish and identifiy macro invertibrates (water bugs). A fantastic way to see out of the way off the beaten track areas around Townsville. Creekwatch aims to involve the local community with their local environment. Creekwatch activities include macroinvertebrate, fish and fauna surveys and water quality testing. Come along and key out the bugs and fish to see how healthy our waterways are. Creekwatch has weekly opportunities at Louisa Creek every Tuesday and monthly activities at Bluewater Creek, Fairfield Waters, Sach’s Creek and Bohle River on Wednesdays. Project Officer Aaron Bird– 0428 533 078 Project Focus: Birds and Wildlife, Climate Change, Water monitoring Project Tasks: planting, seed collection, surveys, weed removal
La Trobe University - Eco Corridor Project
Bundoora, Jun 27th and 24 other dates
Be part of La Trobe Universities Moat Waterway program! Come and volunteer for a day to help this project achieve significant improvement to the biodiversity, habitat value and water quality of the La Trobe University Moat Waterway.
Hermitage Foreshore Restoration - Sydney Harbour
Vaucluse, June 27th
Hermitage Foreshore Restoration - Sydney Harbour National Park
Conservation Volunteers Australia is working with New South Wales National Parks & Wildlife Service to undertake valuable works to restore the Hermitage Foreshore. Come along for the day to contribute to restoring Hermitage Foreshore. The works will be occuring along the Hermitage Foreshore track which is one of Sydney's greatest coastal walks stretching 1.7km in length. Through this area you will be able to see spectacular harbour views, remnant heaths, woodland, small patches of rainforest, craggy cliffs and secluded coves. The area is very degraded due to the establishment of invasive species. We have the opportunity to make a significant contribution to the restoration of this area. You will take part in restoring and enhancing the biodiversity of coastal vegetation through bush regeneration works removing invasive weeds, removing refuse, revegetating and maintaining areas degraded by storm water and disturbance.
Revegetating the Kororoit Creek- Melbourne Water and AMES partnership
Sunshine, Jun 27th and 6 other dates
Melbourne Water, AMES and Conservation Volunteers Australia are working together to provide opportunities for new migrates within the Sunshine and the surrounding areas to learn about environmental conservation and river health. This program is open exclusively to new migrates from AMES.
La Trobe Wildlife Sanctuary, Bundoora
Bundoora, Jun 28th and 52 other dates
Volunteer at La Trobe Wildlife Sanctuary and you will be helping to improve and enhance the quality of habitat in this thriving patch of land.
Learn skills in native tree planting, identifying and controlling introduced weeds, exclusion fencing, walking track maintenance and much more.
Illawarra and Shoalhaven Marine Debris Program - Kiama
Kiama, June 28th
Bombo Beach is just north of Kiama, a beutiful town dotted with historic buildings nestled right on the coast just 30 minutes South of Wollongong. The second location for this project - Surf Beach has a picturesque outlook this area of coast which is known for its rocky coastline and the famous Kiama Blowhole (not to mention the less famous but equally as spectacular Little Blowhole). Located just 1.5 hours south of Sydney, Conservation Volunteers will be leading a team of volunteers to collect information on the litter present at Bombo and Surf Beaches in Kiama. This will mean collection, sorting and recording what litter we discover on the beach.
Bradleys Head - Endangered Red Crowned Toadlet Project
Mosman 2088, June 28th
Bradleys Head - The Endangered Red-crowned Toadlet
Conservation Volunteers Australia is working with New South Wales National Parks & Wildlife Service and local species experts to carry out important habitat protection and rehabilitation activities and monitoring at key locations for the Red-crowned Toadlet throughout Sydney.
These vital conservation endeavours will provide critical habitat and protection as well as enhance and extend existing areas for Red-crowned Toadlets (Pseudophryne australis), improving their chances of breeding success and providing safe and healthy habitat to avoid predators and pollution.
City of Rockingham - Shoalwater Bay
Shoalwater, Jun 28th and 4 other dates
The coastal reserves of the Perth metropolitan area are under immense pressure from urban development and increasing population growth. This project focuses on one such area at Shoalwater Beach which falls within a larger project of the City of Rockinghams to increase biodiversity and habitat values within the coastal reserves of the whole Shoalwater Bay. This area is known quenda habitat and also hosts the graceful sun moth. There is also an abundance of bird life at this reserve including sightings of the southern giant petrel.
The dune system at this site was dominated by weeds such as sea spurge and rose pelagonium and had limited biodiversity of native species. We will be preparing the site for planting at the beginning of June, planting in July and following up with green stock maintenance in September and October this year to increase the biodiversity and habitat value of this beautiful stretch of coastline.
Revegetating West Werribee Treatment Plant
Werribee , Jun 28th and 2 other dates
Come and help our volunteer teams as we mulch and plant within the Werribee West Treatment Plant!
The Western Treatment Plant is famous for its migratory and resident birds. Over 270 species have been recorded on site, and there is a good chance that while you are working to improve habitat at the Treatment Plant you will have eagles soaring above your head!
We will be spreading mulch which helps to reduce erosion and reduce weeds, and planting native plants in the area which will also help stabilise the banks and improve habitat. Come and give us a hand as we improve biodiversity in this amazing bird haven!
Beautify the Beaches of Darwin- Marine Debris
Darwin, June 28th
Darwin and its surrounds are fortunate enough to be surrounded by some of the most beautiful and untouched coastline in the world. We have many unique and marine species such as the Snubnose dolphin that only reside right here in the Top End. Unfortunately though, with modern day pressures of an expanding population, and tidal influences from abroad, our beaches are littered with debris (rubbish) of all sorts. This debris is not only unsightly but it also has a huge impact on our marine life. Micro-plastics, and smaller pieces or coloured hard and soft plastics are of particular concern during our clean-ups. Fish and seabirds consume them, mistaking them for food and become poisoned.
During this project the team will learn about the effects marine debris has on the environment and the predominant origins of this debris, before heading out to some local beaches (Lee Point, East Point, Casuarina a Beach, Mindil Beach and Buffalo Creek) where we will survey targeted sections of beach. Did you know:
- Every piece of plastic made still exists in our environment today?
- The average plastic water bottle takes 450 years to break down?
Our selected beach locations are all known turtle nesting sites, important to the Top End and survival of these iconic marine species. After collection of debris, the team will catalogue and sort the debris so the data can be added to a larger national database – Tangaroa Blue.
***Please note we can bookings of up to 10-15 people for marine debris clean-ups. If you have a group interested please contact the office directly for more information. Bookings are still required.***
For further information please contact our Darwin Office on 08 8981 3206 or email darwin@conservationvolunteers.com.au
Assisting Carwoola Landholders
Carwoola, Jun 28th and 4 other dates
Carwoola landholders need our help to look after grassy woodlands, which are a rare and important ecosystem. We will be weeding and planting to restore the ecosystem and improve habitat quality for native birds and animals. We will also be doing some erosion control.
Gladstone's Wild Place
Burua, June 28th
Gladstone's new Wild Place is found in a sprawling housing development in Burua. Conservation Volunteers will be looking to make this place our own to care for and enjoy.
Surveying the native remnant vegetation, the water quality of nearby Clyde Creek and also the presence of local wildlife will be most important for capturing all that call this place home and giving us an overall health indication of our Wild Place.
There is the opportunity in the future to also use this site as an educational asset for local schools and community groups.
Middleton Revegetation
Middleton, June 28th
Join us at this beautiful beach location to revegetate the coastal dunes. Middleton and surrounds has become a favourite beach destination for Adelaideans and travellers, making this project a great opprotunity to see the sites whilst helping to retain the important coastline vegetation.
Dont forget to bring your sunnies and your camera!
Redgum Island maintenance, Fyansford
Fyansford, June 28th
A new red gum artwork series has been designed and installed at Redgum Island, Fyansford to enhance visitor experience and recognition of the aboriginal and environmental significance of the area.
We are seeking volunteers to assist with maintaining the fragile environment on this site prior to launch of the new artwork.
Londonderry Woodland
Londonderry, June 29th
Come along to help restore and maintain the Londonderry Woodland Reserve, a vital remnant of the critically endangered Cumberland Plain Woodland. This is a very special site as it contains mature, large trees and a creek which provide habitat and migration pathways for wildlife. By visiting the site, you can have the closest experience to what the Cumberland Plain looked like prior to European settlement. The restoration and maintenance of this area are paramount to the preservation of this unique and beautiful ecological system, so come along, have fun and get involved in bush regeneration activities, habitat improvement, flora and fauna surveys, bird watching and water quality monitoring.
Vernal Pools
Mawson Lakes, Jun 29th and 25 other dates
Parafield Airport hosts the last known array of vernal pools within the Adelaide metro area. What are vernal pools? They are temporary pools of water that provide habitat for distinctive plants and animals. Discovered in 2001, they were assessed to be of high wetland value, with significant flora and uncommon aquatic fauna. Prior to their discovery, they were used for agricultural practices and recreational activities - farming, grazing and even a golf driving range!
CVA volunteers have been engaged to help restore this unique site by addressing issues such as weed management and reintroducing local plants.
This is a great opportunity to learn about this rare habitat in the heart of suburbia. Join us on the journey!
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