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Conservation Volunteers Australia Projects
Click below to read volunteer experiences on some of our most popular conservation projects in Australia.
Western Australia
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Conservation project - Capel Capers - Bringing Back A Wetland
It's beautiful: clean white sands, clear water and dramatic dunes, and we all enjoy getting up early for a morning beach walk - what a great place to stay!
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Conservation project - A Trip To The Bungle Bungles
The journey is fantastic - lots to see, such as emus, kangaroos, wild (introduced) camels and even cattle being mustered by helicopter! Stunning, amazing and surreal!
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Northern Territory
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Conservation project - Turtle Tales
The natural beauty and cultural importance of the area venturing into Arnhem Land an unforgettable experience, somewhere that even most Australians don't get to visit!
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South Australia
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Conservation project - Rockin' Rock Wallabies
I am falling in love with the outback already. Then, under Alice's supervision, we learn to set up some wallaby traps ready for the next day - can't wait to see one!
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Conservation project - Echidnas - Prickly Customers!
This is one of Australia's most beautiful locations. “KI”, as the locals call it, is paradise on earth with pure air, clean seas and abundant native wildlife.
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New South Wales
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Conservation project - A Week In The Wetlands
The views over the ocean are unforgettable, especially seeing the sunrise. We all enjoy long walks on the beach after dinner, listening to the waves rolling along a beach.
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Victoria
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Conservation project - Seeking Sanctuary
Early one morning, we are lucky enough to see a large group of kangaroos feeding in the early morning on some fresh green grass.
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Tasmania
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Conservation project - A Walk In The Wilderness
I could stay here forever, but the week is up and we'll be starting another project next week. I'm sad to leave Cradle Mountain, but I have brilliant memories!
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