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Urban Wildlife Conservation Day

About the Program

You will be helping the Port Phillip EcoCentre and their project partners with litter collections, litter audits and planting native vegetation to help restore biodiversity and protect urban wildlife. 

Helping to remove invasive plant species and planting native vegetation helps combat erosion and creates healthy habitat for local wildlife species.

Your work alongside critical waterways, where the outflow of (sub)urban litter is very obvious will have an important impact on our amazing marine wildlife of Port Phillip Bay. After all, what happens in the ‘burbs’ effects the Bay. 

Data obtained during litter collections will help us track litter and stop it at the source. 

Location:

Various locations around Port Phillip Bay

Availability:

Year-round

Group Size:

Up to 60

Length:

Half day & full day options available

Cost:

Prices start from 
$1450 + GST depending on group size and duration of activity

Program Themes:

planting, trees, vegetation, litter, wildlife, erosion, animals

Morning tea and lunch are not included. There are nearby lunch options (cafés), or volunteers can bring their own.

The exact schedule depends on the activity, weather, tides and the preferences of the volunteers. We are happy to tailor it to your needs.

The cost per session includes: The services of knowledgeable, First Aid trained staff members, all preparation, materials and equipment for the number of volunteers per activity, liability and personal accident insurance for all volunteers, and all materials for undertaking planting. Costs of the activities are based on our staff costs and the costs of running the day. This means that it is up to the client to make sure the maximum number of volunteer spots is filled.

“It was a fun and social day! I enjoyed the opportunity to do an outdoor activity that helped the environment, while getting to know colleagues I don't get to talk to regularly.”

Vinh, Corporate Volunteer from NAB

The EcoCentre acknowledges the Kulin Nations, including the Yalukit Willam clan of the Boon Wurrung language group, traditional custodians of the land on which we are located.

We pay respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to other First Nations and Elder members of our multicultural community.