Get involved with the rehabilitation, care and maintenance of WA's fauna and flora with this volunteer project map. For more information on each project, contact the listed project coordinator. Please be aware that placements may not always be available. Other seasonal and one-off projects may be advertised when they become available. 

Most country regions also have seasonal projects that may not be listed here. Contact regional Parks and Wildlife Service offices for more information on their volunteer projects.

For general information, contact the Volunteer Coordination Unit on 08 9219 8279 or email: PWSVolunteers@dbca.wa.gov.au, or find essential information about volunteering with the Parks and Wildlife Service.

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Campground Hosts

Campground hosting

Campground hosts volunteer their time in national parks around the State to carry out a variety of roles associated with park and visitor management.

Campground hosting
Dibbler

Other volunteering opportunities

More opportunities for volunteer work including Perth Zoo, Kings Park and Botanic Garden, wildlife rehabilitation centres and conservation groups.

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Wambenger Trails Wellington National Park - Photo Francis Andrijich Australias South West

Trail Maintenance volunteers

Trail maintenance volunteers play a crucial role in visitor safety, conservation and sustainability of natural environments.

Trails
Flatback turtle hatchling

West Pilbara Turtle Program

The West Pilbara Turtle Program (WPTP) brings together industry, government and the community to monitor marine turtle nesting.

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Parks and Wildlife Service volunteers. Photo by Katinka Ruthrof

Volunteering with the Parks and Wildlife Service

Essential information about volunteering with the Parks and Wildlife Service.

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Wildcare HELPLINE logo

Wildcare Helpline

The Wildcare Helpline is a telephone referral service operated by volunteers on behalf of the department. 

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Acknowledgement of Country

The Government of Western Australia acknowledges the Traditional Owners throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land, waters and community. We pay our respects to all members of the Aboriginal communities and their cultures; and to Elders both past and present.