Naturewise Conservation Holidays
Wildlife monitoring at Wilsons Prom
1 month ago from Parks Victoria
Location: Naturewise Conservation Holidays
Wildlife monitoring at Wilsons Prom
1 month ago from Parks Victoria
Location: Naturewise Conservation Holidays
Barking owl
3 months ago from Parks Victoria
Location: Naturewise Conservation Holidays
Barn Owl
3 months ago from Parks Victoria
Location: Naturewise Conservation Holidays
Conservation Volunteer's Naturewise Conservation Holidays are meaningful, small group travel experiences in some of Australia's most beautiful parks.
Connect with nature and explore the great outdoors while contributing to conservation.
Conservation activities typically make up 30 - 50 per cent of the trip, with remaining time spent touring the local surrounds.
No experience is required to participate in a Naturewise holidays, though you should be reasonably fit and active.
Lyrebird monitoring
Working alongside rangers in Kinglake National Park you will assist with Lyrebird monitoring and help collect important base line data relating to the location of Lyrebirds.
Departure dates are in June.
For more information visit Conservation Volunteers Australia
Sistas doing it for themselves on country
30 Apr 2012
The natural and cultural landscape of Barmah National Park recently set the scene for an inspirational journey for young Aboriginal women that invigorated their connection to Yorta Yorta country. Yorta Yorta Nation Aboriginal Corporation Jackie Walker Senior Project Manager said the Camping on Country event at the Dharnya …
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