The Bibbulmun Track Volunteer Program relies on the bushwalking community and Bibbulmun Track walkers in particular to commit their time to assist in the maintenance and delivery of the Foundation’s programs and services.
The Volunteer Program supports the key objectives of the Bibbulmun Track Foundation (BTF):
To encourage community participation and ownership of the Bibbulmun Track.
To promote the Track and the experience it offers.
To maintain a safe and quality walking experience.
To protect the Track’s natural and cultural values.
To preserve the Track’s assets and public/corporate investment.
Around 300 volunteers help to maintain the Bibbulmun Track.
Volunteers contribute their time to the BTF for a variety of reasons, including:
Wanting to play a part after their enjoyable walking experiences.
Feeling they have something, such as skills, to offer the Foundation.
Meeting like minded people.
Wanting to be fit, to be outdoors and to be involved with nature.
Developing skills in leadership, Track maintenance and guiding.
Helping to conserve and maintain the Track.
Accessing training opportunities to develop new skills.
Helping to spread the word and raise people’s awareness of a world class facility that is freely available for everyone to use.
Be assured that the Foundation is committed to ensuring that your volunteering experiences will be rewarding, pleasant and enjoyable. Hear one of our volunteers, Charmaine, talk about her experiences in this video.
