Western Sydney
Casual Position
Salary based on experience
We are seeking a motivated and reliable Bush Regenerator to join our team on a casual basis across Western Sydney
This is a hands-on role suited to someone who enjoys working outdoors, takes pride in caring for the environment, and can work safely and effectively as part of a team. You will contribute to bushland restoration, vegetation management and general environmental maintenance across a range of sites.
This opportunity is ideal for someone with bush regeneration experience who is looking to join a supportive team and do meaningful work in the field.
As a Bush Regenerator, you will support the delivery of bushland restoration and environmental maintenance works across allocated sites. The role involves practical field work, a strong focus on safe work practices, and a commitment to maintaining quality standards on site.
To be successful in this role, you will ideally have:
The following will be highly regarded:
If you are dependable, hardworking and passionate about bush regeneration and environmental work, we would like to hear from you.
Muru Mittigar is a not for profit organisation which seeks to advance Aboriginal culture, and in particular Darug culture, improve the economic and social capacity of Aboriginal people and empower meaningful participation to enhance their role as traditional Custodians of Country.
Muru Mittigar means ‘Pathway to Friends’ in the Darug language (the Traditional Custodians of our area). We provide a wide range of services to support local Darug people and the wider Aboriginal community, including:
A unique meeting place for sharing cultures,
Training and employment in Natural Resource Management,
Mine and broad acre rehabilitation,
Retail and customer service,
Cultural renewal opportunities through the Ngarra Aboriginal Knowledge Centre, and
Financial counselling and interest free loans through the Muru Mittigar Community Finance Hub.
In addition, the Muru Mittigar Cultural and Education Centre offers a range of activities for visitors to learn Darug traditional ways and participate in hands-on experiences, such as boomerang throwing and didgeridoo workshops.
