World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Habitat Protection Gives preference to projects working to protect areas of high conservation Open 1 July value. The priorities this coming year are: 2014 . Fund Freshwater environments and their catchments Maximum Coastal and dune systems $10,000 Wetlands and estuaries For more information, please contact , Community Lowland and coastal forest communities Conservation Co-ordinator or phone 04 815 8526. Habitats of threatened indigenous species QEII National Trust Criteria: QEII National Trust helps private landowners in New Zealand Year round protect significant natural and cultural features on their land with open space covenants. "Open space" means any area of land or body of water that serves to preserve or to facilitate the preservation of any landscape of Local QEII Contact in North Canterbury is Miles aesthetic, cultural, recreational, scenic, scientific or social interest or value.” Giller: Open space covenants help safeguard forever special features like landscapes, forest remnants, wetlands, lakes, threatened species habitats, geological features and cultural heritage sites. See contact Honda Tree Fund Criteria: Ten native trees are funded for every new car that Honda New Zealand sells, with another three funded by your local Honda dealer. These details funds are awarded to Regional Councils throughout the country to assist with native plantings. In 2011/12 $23,810 from the Honda TreeFund was awarded to the Canterbury region to the best community-based native planting projects. A good example of an environmental funding request comes from Save the Mazda Foundation Closes Otago Peninsular ( - click on the image of the jewelled gecko). The wording 30 June 2014 in the application included a short but clearly stated objective, details of how the funds would be used to further that (hoped) objective, and why the 30 September objective was important: planting native trees to continue enhancing an 2014 environment suitable for jewelled geckos. Simple and to the point. 30 March 2015 Recipients in 2013 included Marlborough Falcon Conservation Trust, and Wellington Zoo (Tuatara Conservation).
World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Habitat Protection Fund For more information, please contact , Community Conservation Co-ordinator or phone 04 815 8526. Gives preference to projects working to protect areas of high conservation value. The priorities this coming year are: Freshwater environments and their catchments Coastal and dune systems Wetlands and estuaries Lowland and coastal forest communities Habitats of threatened indigenous species Open 1 July 2014 . Maximum $10,000 QEII National Trust Local QEII Contact in North Canterbury is Miles Giller: Criteria: QEII National Trust helps private landowners in New Zealand protect significant natural and cultural features on their land with open space covenants. "Open space" means any area of land or body of water that serves to preserve or to facilitate the preservation of any landscape of aesthetic, cultural, recreational, scenic, scientific or social interest or value.” Open space covenants help safeguard forever special features like landscapes, forest remnants, wetlands, lakes, threatened species habitats, geological features and cultural heritage sites. Year round Honda Tree Fund Criteria: Ten native trees are funded for every new car that Honda New Zealand sells, with another three funded by your local Honda dealer. These funds are awarded to Regional Councils throughout the country to assist with native plantings. In 2011/12 $23,810 from the Honda TreeFund was awarded to the Canterbury region to the best community-based native planting projects. See contact details Mazda Foundation A good example of an environmental funding request comes from Save the Otago Peninsular ( - click on the image of the jewelled gecko). The wording in the application included a short but clearly stated objective, details of how the funds would be used to further that (hoped) objective, and why the objective was important: planting native trees to continue enhancing an environment suitable for jewelled geckos. Simple and to the point. Recipients in 2013 included Marlborough Falcon Conservation Trust, and Wellington Zoo (Tuatara Conservation). Closes 30 June 2014 30 September 2014 30 March 2015
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