Join a program led by the Victorian National Parks Association that enhances environmental understanding and encourages local stewardship. This initiative is designed for nature lovers eager to learn and get involved.
Completing the program earns you a certificate and provides hands-on training opportunities. You’ll not only gain knowledge but also acquire practical skills while connecting with community members who share your interests.
Here’s what’s included:
- Duration: 10 weeks (April to June 2026)
- Topics: Rocks, soil, fungi, plants, animals, climate change, and seasons
- Focus on caring for nature—both public and private lands
- Roles: Citizen scientist, conservation volunteer, advocate, or nature guide
- Volunteer opportunities in your area
Program Details:
- 10 weekly classes (3 hours each)
- 4 field sessions (4 hours each)
- Fees: $175 for Monash residents, $87.50 for concessions; $350 for non-residents
Many participants find this experience transformative. According to a recent survey by the National Parks Association, 85% of past attendees reported feeling more connected to their environment and community after completing the program. It emphasizes the growing trend of eco-consciousness among individuals. In a world where climate change remains a pressing concern, local actions are crucial.
Apply by March 28 at the Nature Stewards website to secure your spot.
