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Wildcare Tasmania is a community of volunteers and donors caring for Tasmania's wild places, wildlife and cultural heritage. Wildcare has almost 60 volunteer groups that members can join.

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Browse the groups below and sign up to their email list by clicking 'Join this Group'. Join as many groups as you like, it's a great way to find out about opportunities, impact and stories.

Coastal - 17 Members

Wildcare Friends of Stanley Penguins

The Friends of Stanley Penguins, established in 2023 is a group of volunteers with the aim to help protect the Little Penguins in the Godfreys Beach, Stanley Conservation area. Our group assists visitors at the Godfreys Beach Viewing Platform and educates tourists and locals through interpretation and awareness.

Coastal - 3 Members

Wildcare Friends of Sarah Island

"Friends of Sarah Island" is a small group of community-minded locals, who have formed to help with the maintenance of one of Tasmania's significant heritage sites, which attracts thousands of visitors each year.

Wildlife - 1 Members

Central Highlands Wildlife Group

The purpose of this group is to assist survival and recovery of native wildlife following the 2019 bushfires and future such emergency events in Tasmania’s Central Highlands area and identify and work towards ameliorating other threats to wildlife and the natural environment in the Central Highlands.

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Sat
1
November
Sun
2
November
11:00pm - 1:00am
206 Bicheno Street, Clifton Beach
WILDCARE Deslacs
Cape Deslacs Nature Reserve working bee (November)
The Cape Deslacs Nature Reserve contains perched dune fields of national significance. The resident colony of Short-tailed Shearwater (Tasmanian Muttonbird) is estimated to support 8,000 burrows, and is protected by Tasmanian legislation. Wildcare Deslacs undertakes a range of activities, including weed control and feral animal trapping, to protect these natural values.
Mon
3
November
Tue
4
November
10:15pm - 2:30am
Wellington Park (probably near South Hobart or Fern Tree)
Wildcare Friends of Wellington Park
Friends of Wellington Park November working bee
Working in part of Wellington Park managed by City of Hobart
Sun
9
November
Fri
14
November
10:00pm - 4:00am
4057 Cradle Mountain Road
WILDCARE Cradle Mountain Volunteers
Cradle Mtn Spring-bee Week 1
Spring into action at Cradle and assist with priority jobs and group revegetation project.
Sat
15
November
Sun
16
November
8:30pm - 6:00am
Ulverstone Wharf
Wildcare Friends of the Penguin Cradle Trail
Penguin Cradle Trail Nov 2025 Working Bee
Hopefully the winter weather has been kind to the PCT but I am sure there will be some trees down and vegetation that needs attention.
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