Biodiversity Community Group Grant
Environment Southland
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About this funding
Environment Southland offers grants of up to $10,000 per year to support volunteer-led conservation projects protecting and restoring indigenous biodiversity, including fencing, pest control, and restoration planting. Funding can cover up to 70% of total project costs, with additional consideration given to projects involving youth in conservation education and leadership.
Topics: Environment · Community development · Youth and children
Who can apply
This grant is open to volunteer community groups, not-for-profit organisations, and rūnaka, iwi, and other indigenous groups. Projects must be based in Southland.
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Where
Southland
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Listed regionsSouthland
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