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Join the BWRAC team - Supporting wildlife through education, advocacy, and research.

Our inaugural Annual General Meeting (AGM) was held on Saturday 25th November 2023. 

We still have the following positions available.

Honorary Positions Available:

​Subcommittees:

We are always looking for new people to join our team of volunteers!! 

If you would like to contribute to our team, you can view a selection of opportunities to help here and see if there is something that you would be happy to help out with.

A rewarding opportunity to make a difference - help us be a voice for our wildlife!

 

ABOUT US

The Ballarat Wildlife Rehabilitation & Conservation INC (BWRAC) rehabilitates wildlife that has experienced injury or trauma and advocates to influence and protect Australia’s wildlife habitat biodiversity. We do this by providing specialised care, lobbying for policy and industry reform, undertaking research and educating the public. We are run by unpaid volunteers.

People with the following attributes are encouraged to apply and please also refer to each separate position description:​

REQUIREMENTS

BWRAC ORGANISATION CHART:

BWRAC Organisation Chart

COMMITTEE NOMINATION FORM:

BWRAC Nomination-Form 2024_V01

 

Applications & Enquiries: If you would like to apply for a role or have any queries, please contact Melissa Morey, President, by email to president@bwrac.org.au 

Ballarat Wildlife Rehabilitation & Conservation Inc (BWRAC) is an Equal Opportunity organisation. We recognise, value and support a diverse and inclusive workplace reflecting the differences in society. Applications are encouraged from suitably qualified people from all backgrounds who are also committed to these values.

 


Position Available: VOLUNTEER

Volunteers are an integral part of our organisation. If you are interested in volunteering and becoming a Wildlife Transporter, Rescuer or general volunteer to help our native wildlife, please visit our Volunteers Page

BWRAC Helping our Wildlife and their Habitats