Welcome to WILDCARE Incorporated

c/- GPO Box 1751 Hobart 7001 Tasmania. Office@wildcaretas.org.au

WILDCARE Inc is the largest and fastest growing incorporated environmental volunteer group in Tasmania, with membership of around 5000. We undertake volunteer work (around 250,000 hours per year) supporting natural and cultural heritage conservation and reserve management throughout the State. We work in reserves, on private land and even in offices, in close partnership with a number of government agencies who have responsibility for managing our environment as well as with loca government and private landowners. We provide around $40,000 each year, from our own funds, through a Small Project Grants Scheme to support the volunteer activity that our members undertake. We welcome sponsorship to support conservation projects and programs, through our Corporate programs.

We are a Registered Environmental Organisation and have a tax-deductible donation Gift Fund, and a number of associated Natural Partner Funds supporting reserve management and nature conservation activities and projects. Since 2008 we have allocated in excess of $250,000 to support nature conservation and reserve management projects around Tasmania, including revegetation projects, track work on the Frenchmans Cap walking track and the eradication of feral cats from Tasman Island.

You can make a donation on line, by completing a GIVING pamphlet or by including a donation with your membership payment.

To join WILDCARE Inc and to register for the volunteer work you would like to do, complete the on line Membership form or download a PDF membership form from our forms page. or you can join us in the knowledge that your membership fee supports volunteering for reserve management, nature conservation and cultural heritage conservation in Tasmania.

Our organisation has 4 main areas of activity

Community Action in Reserves (CARes)
Naturecare
Heritagecare
WILDCARE Inc Office

WILDCARE Shop - a range of clothing and publications for the discerning buyer

Being on call for a whale rescue - are you available?
Wildcare whale rescuers first reponses teams are now on call around the state to be available for whale rescues. First response whale rescue teams, who have all attended whale rescue training, are hoping every year that this year will be a quiet year. If you are a Wildcare member and are interested in becomming part of a first reponse rescue team then make sure you update your membership details to include whale rescue - or if you are not yet a Wildcare member then now is the time to join and become a part of this amazing organisation. » read more