Bush Rangers is an elective course that invites students to step into the world of environmental stewardship and community engagement. The program encourages active participation in the conservation of Western Australia’s natural environment, including local flora and fauna. Through hands-on experiences, students develop leadership skills and an understanding of sustainable environmental practices.
Building on the course from Years 8 and 9 Bush Rangers, students will take part in projects both at school and in the broader community, learning skills such as bushcraft, basic first aid, conservation techniques, and teamwork. This course offers a unique opportunity to make a real-world impact while developing practical skills and a deep connection to nature.
Why Choose This Course?
If you love learning about plants and animals in our Australian environment and want to make a difference to sustainability, Bush Rangers is for you. You’ll gain hands-on experience in conservation, leadership, and teamwork, while exploring some of the most beautiful natural areas in WA. It’s a fun, practical way to build skills for life and future careers.
Future Career Opportunities
This course supports a variety of environmental and science-based career pathways, such as:
Pre-requisites
There are no pre-requisites for this course – Bush Rangers in Year 8-9 is recommended but not required.
Contact Information
Ms Jessica Milne
Director of Environmental Education
Jessica.Milne@cewa.edu.au