Membership with Wildlife Rescue Australia
Protecting Australia’s Native Wildlife
Wildlife Rescue Australia has established an Australia-wide call centre to facilitate the rescue of Australian native animals. This 24/7/365 service is provided by WRA phone coordinators (PCs), supported by other members of the association.
The Role of Our Members
All members of WRA are required to play an active role in the Association, either as a PC, research/admin/fundraising officer or other office bearer appointed by the Board.
Membership Eligibility
Find out if you’ll be a good fit for our team
What are the requirements for being a member?
Persons applying for membership of Wildlife Rescue Australia must:
• be 18 years of age or over;
• have no criminal convictions, particularly relating to cruelty to animals; and
• not be involved in any commercial activity which conflicts with WRA’s aims or objectives.
What skills do Phone Coordinators need?
Persons wishing to become a Phone Coordinator should preferably have:
• a working knowledge of native animal welfare;
• the maturity to handle calls from the public;
• good organisational skills;
• an adequate computer/internet and phone system; and
• good computer skills.
What is expected of me as a new member?
Wherever practicable, new members are required to act as a phone coordinator for an introductory period, so as to gain some understanding of the role. Training in the use of the inhouse “MapMaker” software is provided using screen sharing software.
Are there any membership fees?
A member giving his/her time and effort to support WRA is not required to pay any membership fee.
Is there anything else I need to know before applying?
Please read our Privacy Policy here.
Applicants should read the Confidentiality Agreement before applying
As part of the application process, all members must agree to the Wildlife Rescue Incorporated Constitution
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