Your team can help sick and injured wildlife return to the wild

Unlock a unique opportunity to make a tangible difference with WA Wildlife’s Corporate Volunteering Program. Perfect for organisations looking to fulfil their corporate social responsibilities, our program offers a variety of engaging and impactful tasks, including landcare, weeding, gardening, landscaping, enclosure upgrades, animal enrichment, and more. By volunteering with us, your team will play a crucial role in supporting wildlife conservation efforts and enhancing our facilities, ensuring a better future for our precious wildlife.

As part of your volunteer experience, participants will enjoy a behind-the-scenes tour of the WA Wildlife Hospital, providing an exclusive glimpse into our daily operations and the incredible care we provide to more than 6000 sick and injured native animals each year. Additionally, a special wildlife meet and greet allows your team to connect with some of our beloved residents and wildlife ambassadors, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for the vital work we do. Each structured, team-based event is supervised by our experienced staff, ensuring that your team not only contributes effectively but also gains valuable insights and skills.

We prioritise the safety and well-being of our volunteers, with comprehensive risk assessments completed for all activities and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) supplied by us. All activities are fully covered by insurance, so you can focus on making a difference without any worries. Your organisation simply needs to provide morning tea and lunch for your team, and we’ll take care of the rest, from supervision and venue to tours and administration.

By participating in WA Wildlife’s Corporate Volunteering Program, your organisation will not only support vital wildlife conservation efforts but also foster team building and boost employee morale. Join us in making a positive impact on our environment while providing your staff with a rewarding and unforgettable experience. Together, we can ensure a thriving future for Western Australia’s wildlife.