NRM Community Collaboration Grants

Community Collaboration Grants up to $500,000 are being offered for community -based project that help maintain or build the capability of NRM collaborative community groups across Western Australia.

Community Collaboration Grants must:

• Focus on a specific NRM target area including regenerative agriculture, biodiversity conservation, biosecurity and innovative species management and/or management plan development for more effective implantation of future works

• Show collaboration between three or more groups

• Be valued up to $500,000

• Have a duration of no more than 36 months

Eligible Community Collaboration grant activities may include on-ground works, community capacity building or a combination of both.

Community Collaboration grants are offered through an Expression of Interest process in two stages. Stage 1 is open to any groups wishing to apply, and will need to include a concept proposal and indicative costings along with a workplace, written commitment from the partners, land access permission and concept maps of on-ground activity..

Stage two projects will be by invite only and successful applicant groups will be able to submit a more detailed application for assessment.

Stage One Expressions of Interest must be submitted by 12-noon (AWST) on Monday 5 April 2021.

Community Collaboration Grant Guidelines can be found here.