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Volunteering opportunities range from planting and maintaining Tiny Forests in your local community, to working in the Earthwatch Office. If you're over 18 and like hands-on involvement with organisations you support, then this is for you.
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At Earthwatch Australia, we love teaming up with other organisations that care about science and the environment as much as we do. These partnerships help us run engaging research and education programs and give organisations a chance to get involved in sustainability efforts that match their values.
