Grant recipients Lois and John Priori. Photo: Tweed Daily News.
Are you planning a project that will help conserve Australia’s native plants, animals or cultural heritage?
A grant from the Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife can help you get your project off the ground.
The FNPW Grants program supports nature conservation projects in the field as well as environmental education programs and cultural heritage conservation.
The Foundation supports projects that have a direct conservation outcome, protecting Australia’s natural world.
While we appreciate the many ways in which individuals and organisations contribute to nature conservation in Australia and beyond, our funds are limited to non-controversial non-political on-ground projects only.
We need to nurture efforts beyond our parks system to preserve our natural and cultural heritage across Australia.
This is why the Foundation offers grants to conservation projects by government agencies, private landholders, community groups and scientists.
