The Australian Government is consulting on the introduction of the next cycle of funding for the National Landcare Program, Phase 2. While maintaining the regional scale model, this new method of tenders and grants will likely mean significant changes for NRM in southern Tasmania, both for environmental and agricultural priorities
The Australian Government is currently undertaking a review of the delivery arrangements for the National Landcare Programme to inform future decision making through a stakeholder survey. In Tasmania, the National Landcare Programme (NLP) has provided funding to an array of natural resource management activities, including Regional Delivery through Tasmania’s three
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
NRM South today announced it will receive $5.03M under the regional stream of the National Landcare Programme (NLP) for the benefit Southern Tasmania’s natural spaces. NRM South is one of 56 regional bodies within Australia contributing to delivering the Australian Government’s National Landcare Programme. These funds are critical to the
