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Capricorn Foundation Grants
Funds great initiatives or programmes in two funding areas: Nurturing Nature and Overcoming Disadvantage.
Grant categories Environment
Australian Geographic Awards for Nature
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.
Wilkes Climate Launch Prize
Highlights top global ideas for combating climate change.
HATCH: Taronga Accelerator Program
Helps not-for-profit, social enterprise founders or start ups with ventures that will drive positive change for wildlife, biodiversity and the environment.
Purves Environmental Fund
Supports proposals that meet the Fund's current focus areas: degradation of key biodiversity habitat, unsustainable management of natural resources, and pollution.
Roots & Shoots Mini Grants
Offers a rewarding, seed-funding initiative to promote respect and compassion for all living things in Australia. Bring your big idea to life with a $500 grant from the Une Parkinson Foundation and Conservation Landholders Tasmania, along with mentoring from the Roots & Shoots Australia network. Together we can make the world a better place; one […]
Community Grants Program
Supports regional and rural Australian communities create and complete local forest based projects that suits both communities and the forests’ needs.
The Liveability Challenge (TLC)
Seeks groundbreaking climate solutions from across the world that push the boundaries of innovation.
WELA Giving Circle Small Grants Program
Looks for impactful, cutting edge and inspiring environmental and climate advocacy, campaigns, and projects that are led by women and/or gender-diverse people
Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund
Provides targeted grants to individual species conservation initiatives, recognize leaders in the field and elevates the importance of species in the broader conservation debate.