In accordance with work, health, and safety legislation we acknowledge our responsibility to ensure programs are carefully evaluated, managed, and supported to deliver enjoyable experiences along with positive health and wellbeing outcomes for participants.
Current vacancies & expressions of interest
Volunteer Expressions of Interest (EOI) are currently being called for the following:
Fossil Bluff Conservation Area working bees
Parks and Wildlife Service (PWS) is calling for Expressions of Interest (EOI) for volunteers to assist PWS staff and Landcare group Biodiversity Alive Wynyard by joining working bees maintaining areas of revegetation at Fossil Bluff.
The Ranger Assist working bees will be held on Thursday 27 August and Sunday 27 September.
Please review the attachment for more information and to submit an EOI. Registrations close 25 August and 23 September respectively.
Fossil Bluff Wynyard Working Bees Volunteer EOI 2026 (DOCX 106Kb)
Fishcare
Fishcare are seeking EOIs from volunteers to assist with the roll out of community engagement programs for recreational fishers and the wider community.
For more information, and to submit an EOI, please visit the Fishcare website or contact the Regional Fishcare Coordinators:
Fishcare Volunteers North
Fishcare Coordinator North
171 Westbury Road Launceston TAS 7250
Phone: 0417 355 652
Email: fishcarenorth@nre.tas.gov.au
Fishcare Volunteers South
Fishcare Coordinator South
134 Macquarie St Hobart TAS 7000
Phone: 03 6165 3039
Email: fishcaresouth@nre.tas.gov.au
Register to volunteer
Registering as a volunteer will ensure you are informed of future expressions of interest and receive the volunteer newsletter.
Other volunteering opportunities on land managed by NRE Tasmania or the Parks and Wildlife Service may be available through community volunteering groups such as Wildcare Tasmania and Landcare Tasmania. More information regarding volunteering on Tasmania’s national parks and reserves is on the PWS website.
Why become a volunteer?
Volunteers are a valued part of our organisation, providing their time, skills, and knowledge freely and willingly, complementing our existing resources, but not replacing paid positions.
We are grateful for the support of our volunteers, who add considerable value to Departmental programs and will continue to identify and provide opportunities for the public to get involved to partner with us to care for the Tasmanian environment.