What we do for Volunteers

Wild Mob projects provide a wilderness experience, meaningful conservation work and a practical learning environment. Projects are typically of one week duration (including travel time) for groups of up to ten people.

Educational input from local environmental researchers and Indigenous people are provided where possible. Volunteer groups are matched to projects based on age, skill level and physical capacity.

Projects are conducted on a cost-recovery basis for project management, transfers, food and accommodation. Schools with limited capacity to pay may be eligible for subsidies from Wild Mob or other sponsors.

Wild Mob offers conservation volunteer opportunities for people of all ages and nationalities. Here are some of our specialties:

• School Camps
• Volunteer Abroad Opportunities in Australia
• Gap Year Volunteering
• Grey Nomad and Senior Travel Volunteering Opportunities
• Corporate Groups

Check our project calendar to see upcoming projects

What we do for Natural Resource Managers

Wild Mob provides managed and self-sufficient volunteer groups. Each group has a team leader with
appropriate experience and qualifications in conservation, Occupational Health and Safety and First Aid.

Our goal is to minimise the need for involvement from resident rangers and property managers. Wild Mob works with both private and public natural resource managers. We do not charge any fee for our services but expect project materials to be supplied.

Traditional Owner Acknowledgement

Wild Mob would respectfully like to acknowledge the Traditional Owners, their Elders past and present, as well as the important role Indigenous people continue to play on the Land where we carry out our conservation projects.