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Volunteer APPLY

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Join the Crew: Volunteer for North West Ecofest!

Expressions of Interest are NOW OPEN!

Every year, a dedicated team of volunteers brings the energy, skills, and enthusiasm that make North West Ecofest a success. From set-up to pack-up, traffic control to kids' activities, our volunteers are the backbone of the festival.

Whether you are a local Tasmanian, visiting from interstate, or traveling from overseas, we want you on our team!

Open Volunteer Roles

We are currently looking for helpers in the following areas:

  • Committee Members: Assist with festival planning and organization (approx. 2 hours per week). Seeking expressions of interest ASAP.

  • Eco Kids Activities: Help run fun, green-themed activities for children on festival days.

  • Set-Up & Pack-Down Crew: Help us build the festival site the day before and pack it away afterward.

  • Traffic & Parking Control: Keep the event running smoothly and safely on festival days.

  • Presenter and Performer Support: Assist with settling in our presenters and performers into their venues

  • Food Service Crew: Guide festival goers through our Waste NOT Hub, stock and collect crockery, clean tables 

  • Ticketing & Event Support: Assist with ticketing, information sharing, and helping visitors navigate the site.

Meet Your Mutual Obligations

Looking to fulfill a Centrelink mutual obligation? We are a registered host and welcome you to join our planning committee to meet your requirements. Get in touch with us to discuss how we can support you.

How to Apply

Ready to make a difference and connect with a great community?

Contact our Volunteer Coordinator today  with any questions.    volunteers@ecofesttas.com.au

Or scroll down to register your interest

 

North West ecofest is a project of

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North West ecofest aknowledges and pays respect to the palawa-pakana people of lutriwita (Tasmania) the traditional owners of these lands. We recognise, with deep respect, the invasion and colonisation of these lands and we respect the culture, language and perspectives of Aboriginal peoples.

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