Rangers Plant The Trees. Rangers Protect The Habitat.
Sign up once, then choose the events that suit you - a planting morning, a family activity or as many as you like. No experience needed,
and the kids can earn a badge too.
Anyone Who Turns Up Can Make A Difference
Becoming a Ranger is how you join Thunderbird Rewilding. No experience, equipment or long-term commitment is required. Spend a morning making a real difference by planting native trees, restoring koala habitat or helping clear invasive lantana from our bushland. Bring the kids along too. There's a Junior Ranger badge waiting at every event..
Koalas and greater gliders rely on many of the same eucalyptus species for food and shelter — so every tree you plant can support two of the mountain's most-loved locals.
Two Ways To Be A Ranger
Some people want a big day out. Others prefer a standing hour on a Tuesday. Both keep this mountain healthy - choose what suits your week.
Event Rangers
Turn up for the big moments - low intensity planting days, special events and holiday activities.
- Set dates, booked in advance
- Great for families and first-timers
- Join as many or as few events as you like
Regen-Rangers
Consistant habitat care- in the field regeneration activities to ensure sustainable and supportive regeneration of key wildlife corridors.
- Midweek with options for consistent or casual attendance
- Eligible for Centrelink activity hours
- No set roster - every contribution counts
What Happens When You Sign Up
Welcome to the Rangers
Once you sign up, we'll send a welcome email with everything you need to know.
Book Your First Event
Choose a scheduled Ranger event or join our flexible Midweek Rangers, depending on what suits you best.
We'll See You There
We'll email the final details before your activity, including where to meet, what to bring and what to expect.
Become A Ranger
Two minutes now gets you on the list for every project.
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Thunderbird Rewilding acknowledges the Wangerriburra people, Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work, and pays respect to their Elders past, present and emerging.