Brookfield Conservation Park is situated in the Riverland
region of South Australia and is managed by Conservation Volunteers on behalf
of the South Australian Government. Home to an assortment of flora and fauna
species, Conservation Volunteers undertakes a range of volunteer activities in
both the park and in the surrounding area, with a focus on research of
threatened species, including the Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat and their habitat.
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The Island is a large property of over 200 hectares and was
donated to Conservation Volunteers in 2006 by W. James Whyte. It is situated
near Bacchus Marsh, approximately 50 kms west of Melbourne. While the property
is adjacent to Werribee Gorge State Park, The Island is significantly degraded
and our focus is to see it restored to environmental health.
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Chakola is an 80-acre wildlife refuge managed by Conservation Volunteers. Chakola
specialises in catering for group getaways, including special interest
and school groups, educational and training sessions, family getaways,
yoga weekends, bushwalking retreats and corporate meetings and events.
Most importantly, Conservation Volunteers uses Chakola as a volunteer
base to make a long term difference to the ongoing preservation of the
area's flora and fauna.
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The Mount Arthur Centre is the perfect getaway in the
Tasmanian county side, nestled on the west side of Mount Arthur, the property
has a beautiful stream running through, which also happens to be a protected
area for the Mount Arthur Burrowing Crayfish – abundant in wildlife the centre
is a great place for volunteers to get up close and personal with the Tasmanian
environment.
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