Conservation Volunteers recruits and manages teams of volunteers from Australia, New Zealand and around the world to work on important environmental and wildlife conservation projects. Through partnerships with various types of landholders, we assist in urban, regional and remote projects including tree planting; seed collection; endangered species protection; weed control; flora and fauna surveys; walking track construction; fencing and environmental monitoring.
We’re proud of our achievements so far, in fact we’ve planted more than 14 million trees since our organisation began. In 2009, community involvement totalled 100,000 project days contributing more than $15 million of practical assistance to the preservation of the Australian and New Zealand environments. We think our most important achievement is giving ordinary people the chance to connect with the environment. As a conservation group, the work of Conservation Volunteers is supported by many generous individuals, organisations and businesses - we welcome your support too!
Wild Futures is a program that assists some of our most endangered animals. By analysing recognised recovery plans, we identify the expert-approved conservation actions to which we can provide significant support through the help of our volunteers, our staff and generous donations.
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As a non-profit organisation, the support of generous individuals and companies is essential to fund the work that we do. If you would like to make a tax deductible donation to one of our campaigns or to support our volunteer activities, there are many ways you can do so.
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Regardless of whether you are a volunteer or simply love the work we do, you're invited to become a member of Conservation Volunteers. For an annual fee you'll receive newsletters, exclusive
volunteer opportunities, a subscription to one of Australian Geographic's fantastic publications and other benefits.
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Conservation Volunteers' capacity to deliver successful corporate partnerships has been acknowledged as winner of many awards. We have many successful partnerships with top Australian businesses and welcome new businesses through our Corporate Connect conservation program.
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Payroll or workplace giving is one of the simplest and most cost effective ways you can support Conservation Volunteers and the work we do. Find out how you or your organisation can be involved.
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Action for Climate Change allows supporters to volunteer their time or provide financial support to
fighting the effects of climate change. Aside from offering advice on how you can lend your
support at home or at work, Conservation Volunteers has committed to planting hundreds of thousands of native trees in selected biodiversity forests.
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