BUSHFIRE RECOVERY BRISBANE - TRACK REPAIRS AT MAIN RANGE NATIONAL PARK

Event description

In the aftermath of the recent bushfires across Australia, Conservation Volunteers has been entrusted as a one of the key organisations to assist in the recovery by coordinating and delivering immediate environmental recovery needs of bushfire affected areas.

In many areas across the country we are still in an emergency phase, whilst other areas are only beginning to assess the losses caused by bushfire and plan for recovery. Volunteering opportunities will be limited in the very short-term - but there are ways that you can help!

Come and join us in Main Range National Park and assist us and the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services with repairing and reopening tracks within the Park. 

This is an event that requires a good level of fitness due to the physical work involved in the track repair activities.

This is a two day event, with accomodation (twin share) and food provided (day one dinner, day two breakfast and lunch).

All training and materials will be provided. There is no cost to get involved in this event.

We look forward to helping the fire affected areas and providing our wildlife new opportunities and new beginnings!

What you need to bring and wear: Snacks and a water bottle. Please wear appropriate clothing for the activity including sturdy footwear.

Volunteers under the age of 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

The level of interest from the community and offers of support has been enormous. Places on this event are limited, so if this event is booked out please keep an eye out for other upcoming opportunities where you can get involved.