Employee Engagement and Volunteering
Experience restoration in action
At Landcare Tasmania, we offer practical employee engagement opportunities that strengthen community and environmental resilience statewide, facilitating impactful initiatives on a small or larger scale. Our projects provide your staff with the chance to make a tangible difference while fostering a sense of purpose, enhancing organisational culture, and promoting personal and professional growth. We provide staff engagement opportunities aligned with the social and environmental responsibility goals of your organisation. Employee engagement and corporate volunteering events can be tailored to your budget and staff numbers. Contact us to express your interest and find out if there are any opportunities coming up:
Image: KPMG Hobart Corporate Environmental Volunteering Day with Landcare Tasmania.
Image: KPMG Hobart Corporate Environmental Volunteering Day with Landcare Tasmania.
Why choose to work with us?
- Long-term and meaningful environmental and social impacts
- Measurable and evidenced on-ground and in-community outcomes
- Enhanced brand awareness, value, and competitiveness
- Powerful staff engagement opportunities that strengthen teams, deepen employee understanding of your company's social and environmental impact strategy and boost staff pride in your business
- Creation of positive and compelling stories of change within your communities of interest
Explore employee engagement and corporate volunteering
Image: Cox-Manheim Corporate Volunteers at the Pages Creek restoration site.
Contact us today to explore how we can assist you in achieving your organisation's employee engagement and corporate volunteering objectives.
Past projects:
ZooDoo Zoo Pages Creek Catchment Restoration Project
In the winter of 2024, Landcare Tasmania continued restoring 1 ha with approximately 1,400 plants as part of Stage 2 of the ZooDoo Zoo Pages Creek Catchment Restoration Project.
The conservation outcomes of this landscape scale project are to increase landscape connectivity and improve the habitat for the threatened green and gold frog (Litoria raniformis).
Find out more information here: Pages Creek Catchment Restoration Project and get in contact with us if you would like to express interest for future projects.
Watch this short video about the project so far:
Supporting partners of the ZooDoo Zoo Pages Creek Catchment Restoration Project
