Research & Monitoring

Experience the Aussie outback as we protect, transform & conserve a National Treasure and help restore 200 years of poor land use.

Volunteers work in collaboration with various oceanographic organisations to research the ecosystem, monitor and survey the reef, and help clean up beaches of marine debris.

Promoting environmental protection and sustainability, this unique dive program is conducted on the stunning Great Barrier Reef and is designed for volunteers interested in scuba diving, marine conservation and citizen science.

This project focuses on threatened species, particularly the Bridled Nailtail Wallaby and Northern and Southern Hairy-nosed Wombats. The facility is the only captive breeding facility for Bridled Nailtail Wallabies in the world.

Enjoy working in the Aussie bush experiencing diverse landscapes including dry savannahs, swampy wetlands and endless forests of eucalypts. Volunteers spend their time on a stunning wetlands reserve which serves as the …

Located in Queensland’s beautiful Whitsunday Islands, this initiative is driven by a commitment to the environmental protection and sustainability of the East Australian humpback whale population.

Volunteers assists in treating injured and sick marine turtles brought in from the Great Barrier Reef and Cape York Peninsula.

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