Founded in 1982, Conservation Volunteers Australia is a national, non-profit
and non-political organisation. CVA completes essential conservation projects,
which could not be tackled without active community participation. The
projects are as distant, diverse and unique as the Australian continent
itself – for example, radio-tracking echidnas on Kangaroo Island;
malleefowl surveys in Victoria’s Little Desert; construction of
the Larapinta Trail in the Northern Territory; landcare projects in Tasmania
and koala surveys in Queensland.

Conservation Volunteers Australia welcomes everybody with a love of the
outdoors and interest in the environment to take part as a volunteer.
Our volunteers come from all over the world, including Korea, Denmark,
Japan, Britain, Canada, USA and Germany. If you are looking for an opportunity
to:

· visit some amazing locations,

· meet a broad range of people,

· learn about the Australian environment, and

· volunteer overseas

then volunteering with Conservation Volunteers Australia and having a
Conservation Experience is for you. The Conservation Experience is a six-week
program especially designed for overseas visitors to Australia. It is
the perfect way to visit some of Australia’s special places. The
cost of AUD $966.00 (just AUD $23 per day – around £8.20)
includes all meals, accommodation and project-related transport. You can
join the Conservation Experience on any Friday (subject to vacancies),
from any of CVA’s office around Australia. For further details,
visit our website at www.conservationvolunteers.com.au
or email info@conservationvolunteers.com.au
or write to Conservation Volunteers Australia, Box 423, Ballarat Vic 3353