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| Some
examples of motivations for volunteering in environmental programs |
- Make
a difference to the environment
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Learn more about local native plants and animals
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Be able to "give something back" to a natural area / wildlife
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Contribute to and help promote an organisation that one values and
admires
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Enrich one's life
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Desire to participate in local activities of a community
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An expression of commitment to one's community
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Share one's skills with others
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In search of a new challenge
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Create change in areas that are important to them
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Connect with the neighbours
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Meet like-minded people and make new friends
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Feel included in a group
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Receive training and gain new skills
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Gain work experience and meet potential employers
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Volunteering looks good on a job application
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Reduce bush fire hazard near one's property
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Enhance property values
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Make an area look nicer

Mosman
volunteers

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