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Explore the many ways you can join in and start contributing.

Klaus Backheuer and Amanda Morcom meeting our guests

Getting involved

How can I get involved?

There are plenty of ways for everyone to get involved in Jirdarup Bushland. You can come along to one of our regular community education activities or upcoming events that showcase fascinating topics and guest speakers.

You can join our group of dedicated weeding team who are part of 3-year hand-weeding trial.

Check out what we do.  Or have a look at the projects we are working on now.   Check out our Management Committee, your skills could be very useful. What interests you?

Contact Us if you are not sure where to start.

Why Volunteer

Why should I volunteer?

There are many benefits of volunteering with the Friends of Jirdarup Bushland, both for you and for the community:

  • It’s good for your physical and mental health, especially as you’ll often be outside connecting with nature, getting exercise and fresh air.
  • Listen to Helen Brown explain why volunteering in conservation is good for you.
  • Volunteers learn things, about the environment, about our special plants and wildlife, about how to run a small organisation, about event management and marketing, and even about building a website.
  • You can become a citizen scientist.
  • You will meet new people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities who live around Victoria Park and South Perth: young people, older people and families, all sharing a love the bushland.
  • It saves resources by supporting the Landcare work of the Town of Victoria Park.
  • It will stand you in good stead when you apply for a job.
  • You can make a difference!

You are never too young and never too old. Contact Us if you are not sure where to start.

Moya Fisher and Gwynth Schlipalius

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Support us through your donation

Get details for making donations or go directly to Containers for Change. Our code is: C10408106

Next Event: March 27, 2024

WA Tree Festival @ Jirdarup

Celebrate the WA Tree Festival with us at Jirdarup on Sunday 28 April 2024.

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