Join us as Citizen Scientist

Be part of a bold scientific project designed to repair a 138Ha micro-catchment of Box Ironbark forest.

Citizen Science expands the range of monitoring activities we can do within the Spring Plains Watershed Repair project. Your involvement helps us to understand what impact our work is having on ecosystems and enables us to refine this process.

The suite of volunteer management activities below help us understand the state of the ecosystem in its current form and ongoing monitoring will help us in understanding what impact our actions have over the years and decades to come.

The second purpose for this program is to increase community involvement with Citizen Science. People of all ages have an opportunity to participate in the program and the dates have been set to accommodate school holiday events. We also want to put Heathcote on the map for conservation, and the community's involvement is key to achieving this.

The following volunteer opportunities are funded by the Parks Victoria Volunteer Innovation Fund.