EcoNetwork and its affiliated community groups are all run by volunteers. Would you like to get involved and …
- help restore our dune systems
- learn about our marine environment
- protect our wetlands
- plant or save koala habitat
- attract bees to your garden
- contribute to local planning policies
- set up a sustainable neighbourhood … and more!
Please contact EcoNetwork or the affiliate group that most appeals to you – below are some of our current needs and specific volunteer work.
EcoNetwork Port Stephens needs volunteers to support our education and advocacy
- to assist with logging events on our website, or organising events and forums
- to help with writing and releasing media statements on current issues.
- to help with loading stories on the EcoNetwork website
- to help with our social media and campaigns.
Like our affiliate group TRRA, EcoNetwork Port Stephens also needs helps with
- monitor local development proposals that impact nature (for instance, monitoring council meeting agendas for nature-connected items)
- assist with submissions that impact nature.
Tomaree Ratepayers and Residents Association (TRRA) needs volunteers in the following roles:
- to assist with writing and releasing media statements on current issues.
- to manage content and updates on the TRRA website.
For more information, please contact secretary@trra.com.au
Do you have experience or interest in planning issues? Why not join TRRAs planning team. Volunteers currently needed to help the team to:
- monitor local development proposals
- assist with submissions
For more information, please contact planning@trra.com.au
Friends of Tomaree National Park bush regeneration
FoTNP carry out regular bush regeneration including:
- helping to manage significant weeds
- supporting threatened species work
- undertaking wildlife surveys
- caring for special plantings.
- And we like to enjoy ourselves!
Please contact Sue, David or Josephine at tomaree-np-friends@npansw.org.au to get involved or for more information or to get involved.