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Volunteer in Victoria's parks

Parks Victoria volunteers help to protect, maintain and restore Victoria’s unique and special places. There are many benefits of volunteering.

To become a volunteer, register with ParkConnect and then create your volunteer profile.

If you choose to volunteer more than once, you will need a Volunteer Working with Children Check (WWCC), to ensure you meet our Child Safety commitments. A Working with Children Check is free for volunteers.

You will need to upload a copy to your Working with Children Check to your ParkConnect profile. To find out how to do this, please visit Child Safety and You

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We have many exciting and diverse volunteer activities for you to get involved in. You can look for activity types that interest you or maybe an activity that is in a park close to you. You may also like to find activities that a group is involved in.

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Programs and groups

Alpine Huts

Bushwalking Victoria

Campground Host

Friends of Bats and Bushcare

Sea Search

Trailrider Volunteers

Volunteer Track Rangers

Werribee Orchard

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Featured - Friends of the Pines

Vision

To enhance the natural environment of the Pines Flora and Fauna Reserve by: -Enhancing areas of high quality vegetation through continued weed works -To promote and enhance areas of highly degraded areas with revegetation -To link areas of fragmented vegetation thru revegetation for fauna spp dispersal -To foster a greater understanding of natural habitat in the Frankston North area -To engage local residents in the preservation of the natural habitat within the Pines FFR

Goal

The groups goal is to: -Woody weed removal of exotic species in Monterey 9 block, complementing previous volunteer efforts. -Exotic species removal within Centenary Triangle. -Emergent weed removal to maintain diversity in previous Woodland Block revegetation site. -Maintenance of mulched sites in Ron’s Block by hand pulling of emergent weeds. -Weed sweep of Link Track Block to remove any existing or emergent Sallow Wattle.

Start a group

Are you a group of volunteers with a special interest in a Park or associated Park species or feature? Then you may be interested in starting a group of your own. You can find out what’s involved, responsibilities of a group leader and more.