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EnviroGrants

The EnviroGrants program gives support to the community to help deliver environmental projects. Through community awareness and participation, this program aims to enhance and protect the natural environment and encourage environmentally sustainable practices in Logan.

Funding available

Type of grant	Amount
Environmental partnerships and capacity building	Up to $10,000
Environmental surveys and research	Up to $10,000
On-ground ecosystem restoration	Up to $10,000
Environmental education	Up to $2,000
Individual wildlife carer support	Up to $1,500

Application timeframes

The next round of EnviroGrants funding will open for applications on 27 January 2022.
Applications for EnviroGrants will close 17 March 2022.

How to apply

The EnviroGrants application process is online and through SmartyGrants.
If you would like to apply please read the EnviroGrants Guidelines 2022 (PDF 273 KB).
Please note the EnviroGrants guidelines are subject to change and you should check criteria in the relevant funding year prior to submitting an application.

More information

We can provide copies of the funding guidelines in alternative formats upon request.

Please see Grant information and resources or Grant writing assistance for upcoming session information

For more information or advice about your application please call us on 07 3412 3412 or email us at environment@logan.qld.gov.au.

Previously funded project examples

Environmental Partnerships and Capacity Building	not-for-profit groups facilitating landholders to undertake weed management on their properties through weed management plans wildlife care organisation constructing and maintaining a soft release cage for the rehabilitation of native wildlife.	Caring for Wildlife and Carers Inc Orphan Native Animal Rear and Release Association Incorp Cedar Grove Landcare Oxley Creek Catchment Association.
Environmental Surveys and Research	research to understand the ecology of reptiles in urban areas engage citizen scientists to identify and map nesting locations of the Powerful owl.	Griffith University BirdLife Australia Reptile Rehabilitation Queensland.
On-ground Ecosystem Restoration	eradication and control of invasive weeds across adjoining private properties revegetation of waterways on private land to control erosion and improve the quality of the waterway.	Seven Land for Wildlife members were awarded funding under this category.
Environmental Education	providing community workshops on the ecology of native bees undertaking community water quality monitoring projects.	Forest Guardians (Georgina Kenyon) Springwood State High School Canterbury College Berrinba East State School Griffith University Chisholm Catholic College.
Individual Wildlife Carer Support	funding for food for flying foxes and micro-bats in rehabilitation costs of medication associated with the rehabilitation of wildlife.	14 individual wildlife carers in the City of Logan were awarded funding under this category.

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