Getting Involved
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There are a number of ways in which you can help preserve South Australia’s precious native forests.
How Can You Help?
You can be involved in any of the following activities:
- flora and fauna monitoring
- seed collection and revegetation
- control of pine regrowth and weed species in conservation areas
- construction of nest boxes and visitor furniture
- removal of rubbish from conservation areas
- maintaining heritage buildings and sites
- maintaining walking trails and information signs and providing services at information centres.
Friends of the Forests
Friends of the Forests is a volunteer organisation established by ForestrySA to enable volunteers to assist in a range of projects to help protect and improve conservation areas, heritage sites and visitor facilities in Forest Reserves.
Friends of Parks
The Department for Environment and Heritage supports a wide range of volunteer programs including local park management, Waterwatch and Frog Census. Activities occur across South Australia.
Find Out MoreFriends of the Forest - www.forestry.sa.gov.au/pdf/volunteers.pdf Friends of Parks - www.communitywebs.org/FriendsofParks Waterwatch - www.sa.waterwatch.org.au Frog Census - www.epa.sa.gov.au/frogcensus |
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- Page Last Modified: November 15, 2011