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Volunteer for Botany Bay Watch

Volunteering is Fun, Exciting and Extremely Rewarding

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Volunteering your time to help montior your own marine backyard is so much fun. You will gain experience in marine species identification, marine survey methods, plus loads more. Volunteer with Botany Bay Watch, and let's make a difference.

Click here to register as Botany Bay Watch Volunteer

Botany Bay Watch is a truly volunteer-based environmental community group that has a strong commitment to protecting Botany Bay's marine wonders. We have implemented several surveys and monitoring programs that are extremly easy to become involved in. By volunteering you gain access to FREE theory and practical seminars, guided survey dives, and many other rewarding activities.

Volunteer Registration

Become part of an ever growing family that is making a world of difference by volunteering for Botany Bay Watch. There are many ways you can contribute to the project. You can join a clean-up project, help monitor Botany Bay's unique marine species, or even volunteer to develope the online species information pages. You are sure to find an activity within the project that will excite and engage you, and help YOU make a difference.

Follow the 2 basic registration steps, and start volunteering today!

Volunteer Workshops

There are many ways in which you can volunteer your time to help Botany Bay and this program. We have developed our survey protocols so that they are volunteer orientated. Some of the volunteer programs require a little more training than others, but they are all just as rewarding.

Check out the volunteer workshops that are currently being undertaken by our volunteers.

Marine Programs

Land Based Programs

Clean-Up Events

Beach and Underwater Clean-ups are an invaluable aspect of Botany Bay Watch. It is extremly rewarding, loads of fun, but most importanly a brilliant way to help direcly make a difference.

Last cleean-up event we had 49 volunteers, each collecting close to 100 pieces of rubbish. WOW! That is nearly 4900 pieces of garbage removed from our catchment in only one day. Great effort.

Next Clean-Day is on the 26th of April, 2009.

Click here to view a running itinerary of the days events

Make sure that you book by sending Daniel Kostic an email.