Wildlife Habitat Fund

Restore  |  Connect  |  Protect

The Southwest Environment Alliance in partnership with landcare invite private landholders who live in the project area to apply for up to $10,000 of funding to create habitat for wildlife.

Landowners are in a unique position to create change and turn Australia’s wildlife crisis around. Being part of the solution is easier than you think. Results could be seen within our lifetime.

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Photos: Eve Cantor, Jigsaw Farms

To apply, simply follow the three-step application process below.

1

View the Presentation

Watch the video below for an overview of Wildlife Habitat Fund requirements and eligibility. Click on the Video to PAUSE at any time.

2

Check the Guidelines

View the Wildlife Habitat Fund Guidelines and contact the Landcare Facilitator  Ph: 03 5571 2526 before preparing your application.

All Projects will be supported by the Landcare Facilitator who must either provide and/or approve:
Site Plans, Site Maps, Native Plant Lists, Weed control recommendations.

Project to be completed with 18 months of announcement date

Projects must be delivered in the SEA project area (see map below)

Restore, Protect, Connect sign to be displayed on site

Fencing must comply with fencing guidelines outlined in SEA Wildlife Fund Guidelines

Projects will have detailed plans with realistic targets

Plants to be ordered through a native plant nursery

Weed control techniques should be employed to ensure success of re-vegetation projects

Applicants must contribute towards the project budget e.g. volunteer time, in kind support (ie equipment, donation of materials or other funding source)

3

Submit your Application

Once you have checked that you meet the above criteria you are all set to submit your application.

Follow the prompts below to enter your submission.

Start Your Online Application
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