Fun in the great outdoors!
The Junior Ranger program gives young people the chance to discover their natural and cultural environment through a range of practical and fun activities. You could find yourself involved in:
- Spying on animals with binoculars or microscopes
- Lending a helping hand to Landcare
- Exploring Indigenous culture
- Creating artworks using nature
- Discovering new environments on a bike hike
See some of our past Junior Rangers in action:
Who, What, Where, When and How
Who
Any children between the ages of 9 and 11 can become a Junior Ranger. All you need is an interest in the bush and a sense of adventure.
What
There are 15 activities run over a 10 week period (during the Term 2 in all regions) with other Community Events run throughout the year (please contact us to find out more about these).
Where
Most activities are conducted in our local Parks and Reserves and involve experts wherever possible.
When
Activities are held on the same afternoon/evening each week and some weekends (but not on long weekends).
Want to know more? 
How do I become a Junior Ranger?
Applications are now open for the 2012 Junior Ranger Program in all regions.
Fill out the Expression of Interest form and return it to your local Junior Ranger Coordinator by Monday 5th February.
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