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Conservation Volunteers Australia is Australia's leading practical conservation organisation, and welcomes volunteers to join projects across Australia and overseas.

Conservation Volunteers Australia is a national not-for-profit organisation, founded in 1982. CVA completes essential conservation projects with active community participation. CVA projects are as distant, diverse and unique as the Australian continent itself - for example, radio-tracking echidnas and wallabies in South Australia; malleefowl surveys in Victoria's Little Desert; weed removal at Uluru (Ayers Rock) in the red centre; coastal restoration projects in Tasmania; building a bird observatory in Western Australia; restoring wildlife corridors in NSW and restoring rainforests in Queensland.

Conservation Volunteers Australia welcomes everybody with a love of the outdoors and interest in the environment. Volunteers come from across Australia and around the world, and share a common interest in getting their hands dirty to improve the environment.

Volunteers join CVA for the chance to visit amazing locations and learn about the Australian environment while making an active contribution. Volunteers can join projects for a day, a week or longer, and choose between urban, rural or remote locations.