The new project continues the tradition of collaboration between Conservation Volunteers Australia and Shell, who together delivered the national coastal rehabilitation project Shell Coastal Volunteers between 2001 and 2008. Shell EcoVolunteers builds on the work that was delivered through Shell Coastal Volunteers. The new project is a national effort to engage the community and enhance their understanding of the impacts of climate change. The work of Shell EcoVolunteers will be focused in three key locations: - Western Australia (monitoring turtle populations in the north west)
- Victoria (improving the habitat of the southern bell frog in Geelong)
- Queensland (rainforests of the Atherton Tablelands)
Through associated initiatives such as our climate change workshops and volunteering opportunities, the impact will be felt nationally. To find out more, please visit Conservation Volunteers Australia or call Conservation Volunteers Australia on 1800 031 501. | 
