Team-Based Success Stories

Team-based volunteering is a fun, interesting and meaningful way for Woodside employees to engage with each other in non-traditional settings outside the office. It also gives teams the opportunity to support community organisations by completing a worthwhile project that will last well beyond their single volunteer day.

Woodside Team at Native Arc

Civil and Structural Engineering department help build a wall at Native ARC

Volunteers from Woodside’s Civil and Structural Engineering department were the perfect group for a build and paint job at Native ARC’s animal hospital. Native ARC is a not-for-profit organisation located in the south metropolitan region of Perth. Their work revolves around two important priorities. One is to provide medical attention and rehabilitation services to over 3000 injured or sick wildlife each year. They receive injured wildlife from the general public, vet clinics and rangers. The second priority is to educate the public and schools about the importance of wildlife conservation and the need to protect the rich biodiversity around us.

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Drilling and Completions at Meerlinga

The Drilling and Completions volunteered their time to help add some finishing touches to Meerlinga's playground, building tactile tyres, sanding wooden pallets and turning them into notice boards, garden beds and musical walls and building a teepee! The work all Woodside teams have contributed would have cost Meerlinga more than $35,000!

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Drilling and Completions at Armadale Gosnells Landcare Group

The Drilling and Completions team spent a sunny winters day planting native plants along the Canning River helping Armadale Gosnells Landcare Group to restore the degraded river banks.

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Drilling and Completions at Kalamunda Mountain Bike Collective

For the fourth year in a row the Drilling and Completions team headed out to Kalamunda to help repair and maintain mountain bike trails. Many of the volunteers from this group frequent the tracks and what better way to spend their volunteering day but to repair the trails they use!

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