Aquaculture Gladstone Volunteer Program

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There is an opportunity to become a volunteer in our world-class Aquaculture Gladstone multi-species fish hatchery. Volunteers help run the interpretive display area during opening hours, special events and when there is a private tour booking. Their role is talk to the public about hatchery operations including the fish breeding program, release of the fingerlings, the aquatic environment at Lake Awoonga and general information about GAWB. All volunteers are given the information they need for their role, as well as a special volunteer shirt.

Aquaculture Gladstone Volunteer Program
General tasks may include:
sharing information (provided by GAWB) with members of the public

handing out information brochures and educational material

providing general assistance to the public who visit the hatchery.

The Aquaculture Gladstone Volunteer Capability Statement provides more information about the program. 
How to apply

Volunteer applications can be submitted via the NFP House Volunteer Portal all year round. Please do not send volunteer applications directly to GAWB. Please make sure you read the volunteer capability statement before applying. All Aquaculture Gladstone volunteers must be 18+, fluent in English, hold a blue card and be available to work two to four hour shifts during the week or on Saturdays. This is an unpaid role.
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