Recipients for Round 10 of NRM South’s Naturally Inspired Grants were announced today, with 37 projects receiving $257,000 in total funding within the southeast region. Recipients include 16 community groups and 19 landowners, with funding of up to $10,000 awarded per project. This round also offered additional funding of $8,000
Naturally Inspired Grants recipients announced!
NRM South, Southern Tasmania’s natural resource management organisation, today announced the recipients of $110,000 in funding within the region as part of the organisation’s annual Naturally Inspired Grants initiative – funded through the Australian Government’s National Landcare Programme (NLP). Naturally Inspired Grants offer community groups, not-for-profit organisations, schools and individual
Naturally Inspired Grants- Open
The Naturally Inspired Grants (NI Grants) offer landowners, groups and schools funding for projects that deliver positive environmental change in Southern Tasmania, aligned with National Landcare Programme priorities. These will be offered in 2 streams and funding from $2000-5000. Community Group stream Landowner/Sustainable Agriculture stream These include projects that: Increase engagement,
Naturally Inspired Winter 2015
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Information about NI Grants – round 7
NRM South announced 16 successful projects for round 7 of the Naturally Inspired Grants program in May 2014. The round supported 15 groups with $72,500 towards projects across Kingborough, Huon, Clarence, Tasman, Sorell, Hobart and Derwent Valley regions. The successful projects addressed a range of challenges such as marine waste
Orange-bellied parrot shows signs of recovery
Monitoring of the Orange-bellied Parrot breeding population at Melaleuca, TWWHA On the brink of extinction, the Orange-bellied Parrot (OBP) has been ranked one of the world’s rarest and most endangered species, with fewer than 200 individuals remaining. This small green ‘grass parrot’ with its distinctive orange belly is endemic to