Be Part of Something bigger

Become a volunteer and help protect Queensland’s most vulnerable wildlife and wild places.

Protect the Bush Alliance is a movement of like-minded people who are driving real-world change. Using our collective power, we hold decision-makers accountable and influence better conservation outcomes. 

 

Share your skills and passion as part of our community.

Help Shape Change From The Groud Up

When you volunteer with Protect the Bush Alliance, you’ll get powerful, hands-on experience working on conservation initiatives in the field. 

 

Our volunteers work with a dedicated team to:

  • Collect biodiversity data in the field
  • Share expertise at community gatherings
  • Prepare submissions about issues that impact conservation
  • Write media articles
  • Manage Social Media Accounts

Sophie Rawson

Joining Protect the Bush Alliance and contributing towards the protection of habitat has been an amazing opportunity. As a young conservation scientist, I have gained practical skills and self-confidence through working alongside like-minded professionals, communities, and landowners. The skills I have gained and conversations I have had since joining PTBA has enhanced my drive to assist with conservation efforts throughout Queensland. Since working with PTBA, I have seen how effective it is to contribute resources and support communities and their local environments.

Ann Moran

I have been contributing my botanical knowledge during field surveys undertaken by PTBA for over ten years.
This is what I love doing. I am pleased that I can contribute to conservation actions in a really practical and important way. It is invaluable to encourage young scientists to identify trees and plants. We all enjoy the opportunity PTBA provides to work in various landscapes and as a team working to achieve positive outcomes.

Dr. Michelle Gibson

At the outset, the time I spent surverying birds and mammals in and around Kingaroy seemed like another fun trip doing what I love most and, even better, was gor a good cause. I’m elated with the far-reaching impact those surveys had on this rich ecological community, which will continue to exist intact into the future, and on the people of Kingaroy.

How To Get Involved

PTBA values contributions from volunteers with a wide range of skills. 

 

Some of our volunteers focus their efforts on desktop work, such as writing reports, reviewing EA and EIS reports, writing media alerts and contributing to our newsletter. Other volunteers head outdoors, assisting with biodiversity monitoring.

Ready to make a difference?

Volunteer your expertise and help power change.

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