Deadline: 15-Jun-2020
The Western Australian Government is seeking proposals for 2020 Community Stewardship Grants Program to support community-based projects that help conserve, restore, rehabilitate or enhance a local natural area, conserve Western Australian’s biodiversity and maintain or build the capability of Natural Resource Management (NRM) community groups across the State.
The Program builds community capacity in natural resource management, supports on-ground local community action, leverages volunteer effort and other resources and maintains goodwill and engagement developed over many years.
The program assists to maintain or enhance the condition of the State’s land, water (terrestrial and marine) and biodiversity assets so that they continue to provide environmental, social, cultural and economic benefits to Western Australians.
Funding Information
The 2020 Community Stewardship Grants program involves two components:
- Small grants
- valued between $1,000 – $35,000
- up to 18 months duration
- Large grants
- intended for more strategic, complex projects
- valued between $35,001 and $450,000
- for up to 36 months duration
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants from the following groups or organisations are encouraged to apply:
- Community groups including:
- Landcare groups
- Land Conservation District Committees
- production groups, and
- ‘friends of’ groups
- Aboriginal community organisations including Registered Native Title Bodies Corporates
- Community Resource Centres
- local government authorities
- regional NRM bodies
- primary and secondary schools
- recognised biosecurity groups.
- The following groups are not eligible to apply:
- WA Government agencies
- tertiary education institutions
- Unincorporated Associations
- Individuals.
For more information, visit http://www.nrm.wa.gov.au/
