The Community Sustainability Action grants provide grant funding to eligible community groups and individuals for innovative projects which seek to address climate change, conserve Queensland’s natural and built environment and protect our unique wildlife. The program supports locally based, community driven projects which encourage real change in Queensland communities.
Supports projects that promote sustainable development in the Pacific and New Zealand, while conserving the natural environment and cultural heritage of its people.
The Community Bee Innovation Fund (CBIF) grant program provides funding for innovative projects that enhance varroa mite management in Queensland, preparing our beekeepers and pollination-reliant industries for future challenges.
Aims to support conservation leaders working across Australia. The Australian Geographic Awards for Nature is the AG Society’s flagship conservation funding program. These competitive grants are run annually and each of the grants, known henceforth as awards, are worth either $20,000, $30,000 or $50,000 each.
Helps not-for-profit, social enterprise founders or start ups with ventures that will drive positive change for wildlife, biodiversity and the environment.
Supports proposals that meet the Fund's current focus areas: degradation of key biodiversity habitat, unsustainable management of natural resources, and pollution.