PRIVATE LAND CONSERVATION GRANTS

Conservation isn't just about National Parks. FNPW's PLCG program supports conservation on private land to create habitat corridors between National Parks.

About the PLCG Program:

FNPW's Private Land Conservation Grants program has been offering grants to owners of properties protected under conservation agreements since 2008. To date, the program has provided 437 grants totalling more than $2.3 million to support private landholders undertaking conservation works on their own properties.

With the majority of land in Australia, including in New South Wales, in private ownership, this conservation program is an important complement to the public National Park system. Importantly, private conservation land connects habitats across the state by creating wildlife corridors between National Parks, improving their resilience and integrity.

In 2012, the Foundation was awarded $2 million in funding spread over six years to 2017. This funding came through the NSW Environmental Trust on behalf of the NSW State Government. The aim of the extra funding is to expand the Private Land Grants Program to include different types of conservation agreements and some practical community education programs.

Applying for a PLC Grant 

PLC grants administered by the Foundation for NSW landholders will wind up in 2020. These types of grants are now available through the Biodiversity Conservation Trust. Find out more information about the grants available through the Biodiversity Conservation Trust

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Reporting on your PLC Grant

Submit your progress report or final report for your project.

Submit Progress REport

Submit Final REport

All supporting documents should be uploaded as part of your report.

If you have any queries regarding your report please contact: grantsmanager@fnpw.org.au.