Welcome to WILDCARE Incorporated
WILDCARE Inc is the largest and fastest growing incorporated environmental volunteer group in Tasmania, with membership of around 6000. We support natural and cultural heritage conservation and reserve management throughout the State. We do work in
- reserves
- on private land
- and even in offices
We work in close partnership with government agencies who have responsibility for managing our environment as well as with local government and private landowners. We have around 90 Branches located all around the State, caring for National Parks and reserves, wildlife and cultural sites. We welcome sponsorship to support conservation projects and programs, through our Corporate programs.
To become a member join WILDCARE Inc complete the on line Membership form and join us in the knowledge that your membership fee supports volunteering for reserve management, nature conservation and cultural heritage conservation in Tasmania. If you are interested in being an active volunteer with us simply complete the volunteering section of the form dealing with what skills you have, what you would like to do and where you would like to do it. You will hear about opportunities related to your interests when they arise.
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Our organisation has 4 main areas of volunteer activity
- Community Action in Reserves (CARes) - assisting Reserve management
- Naturecare - assisting with nature conservation
- Heritagecare - assisting cultural heritage conservation
- WILDCARE Inc Office - assisting and supporting our members
Check out the Wildcare Shop for calendars, clothing and other stuff.
Check out the Calendar of Events for projects planned over the next few months.
Whale Rescue Training Course coming up in the Northwest
Get along and get involved.
Are you keen to help stranded whales and dolphins?
There’s an opportunity to be trained and become part of a Wildcare First Response Whale Rescue Team, by attending the Wildcare Inc and the Parks and Wildlife Service free training session at Ulverstone this month » read more
