About the program The Western Region Small Land Management Grants Program provides grants of up to $5,000 (GST exclusive) per calendar year for individuals, groups and organisations to undertake small projects that focus on improving and sustaining the condition of natural resources in the Western Region. An important feature of the program is that all projects must have a public benefit that is, the region more – broadly, not just the applicant, will gain a long-term benefit from the funding. The program offers grants across six Funding Categories: Pest animals and community activities for pest animal control activities at a property or site level – Weeds and community activities for weed control activities at a property or site level – Training and community activities community events that raise awareness about natural resource – management, sustainable agriculture, biosecurity or Aboriginal cultural heritage Education and community activities for training and knowledge related activities for schools – Site protection and community activities for protection of sites of particular significance and/or cultural – value
About the program The Western Region Small Land Management Grants Program provides grants of up to $5,000 (GST exclusive) per calendar year for individuals, groups and organisations to undertake small projects that focus on improving and sustaining the condition of natural resources in the Western Region. An important feature of the program is that all projects must have a public benefit – that is, the region more broadly, not just the applicant, will gain a long-term benefit from the funding. The program offers grants across six Funding Categories: Pest animals and community activities – for pest animal control activities at a property or site level Weeds and community activities – for weed control activities at a property or site level Training and community activities – community events that raise awareness about natural resource management, sustainable agriculture, biosecurity or Aboriginal cultural heritage Education and community activities – for training and knowledge related activities for schools Site protection and community activities – for protection of sites of particular significance and/or cultural value
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