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Conservation Volunteer – Otago

Department of Conservation

Location

Otago

Whakatipu Basin, Quarantine Island and other Otago sites

When

Ongoing

DOC runs a range of conservation projects across Otago that rely on volunteers, from growing native plants and joining tree-planting working bees in the Whakatipu Basin, to predator trapping and bird monitoring around Lake Whakatipu, to habitat restoration on Quarantine Island/Kamau Taurua in Otago Harbour.

Activities suit a range of fitness levels and time commitments, whether you can spare a morning or want to get involved more regularly.

Sign up to the Coastal Otago newsletter or check DOC's Otago volunteering page for upcoming dates and how to register.

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About the organisation

Department of Conservation

Te Papa Atawhai — protecting and preserving New Zealand's natural and historic heritage. Over 134 volunteer activities across 16 regions, from island sanctuaries to backcountry huts.

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Sourced from Department of Conservation's own website · Listed 2 September 2026