2009 Environmental Trust Grants available
Source: New South Wales. Minister for Climate Change and the Environment. Media Release.
"Deputy Premier and Minister for Climate Change and the Environment Carmel Tebbutt today called on groups around the State to apply for more than $6 million worth of grants for environmental projects. The 2009 Environmental Trust Grants program is currently open to schools, non-profit associations and Aboriginal, community and state and local government organisations. “There is up to $6.7 million worth of grants available for projects and proposals that aim to make a difference to the environment,” Ms Tebbutt said.
“These projects can take a number of forms from providing community education to innovative research ideas or proposals to restore degraded environments or protect rare habitats.”
Grants range from $2,500 for Eco Schools up to $100,000 for restoration and rehabilitation and environmental education grants. The Environmental Research Program can also fund projects up to $200,000. “There are also grants available to lead community environmental organisations to help cover administrative costs,” she said."
Thursday, April 09, 2009
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Labels: Climate change, Community, Environment, Grants and funding, Indigenous and Multicultural Affairs, Regional development, Social issues
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