ClosedNon-Profit
Bringing plains-wanderer back from the brink – Boxthorn control — NSW
Up to $25K available
Local Land Services
This grant supported landholders to control African boxthorn to maintain and improve plains-wanderer habitat in the Murray Local Land Services region. Funding was available for eligible boxthorn control works within or near mapped plains-wanderer habitat.
Funding
Up to $25K
Closed
14 Mar 2023
Duration
Works to be completed by 2023-06-30, with habitat and funded works maintained for 10 years
Location
New South Wales
Who Can Apply
• Applicant must be a landholder.
• Project area must include at least 100 hectares of mapped primary plains-wanderer habitat.
• Applicant must have completed all previous works funded by Local Land Services.
• Applicant must have no outstanding debts to Local Land Services.
• Applicant must be willing to enter into a contractual agreement with Local Land Services.
• Applicant must maintain the primary plains-wanderer habitat and funded works for 10 years.
• Applicant must complete all project works by 2023-06-30.
• Applicant must hold public liability insurance of at least 10000000.
• Applicant must allow project staff to access and monitor habitat conditions every quarter.
• Applicant must be located within the Murray Local Land Services Region.
To be eligible, applicants had to be landholders with at least 100 hectares of mapped primary plains-wanderer habitat within the proposed project area, have completed all previous works funded by Local Land Services, have no outstanding debts to Local Land Services, be willing to enter into a contractual agreement with Local Land Services and maintain the habitat and funded works for 10 years, complete all project works by 30 June 2023, hold public liability insurance of at least $10 million, and allow quarterly access and monitoring by project staff. Land managers outside the Murray Local Land Services Region and projects without at least 100 hectares of mapped plains-wanderer habitat were not eligible.
What's Funded
Control of African boxthorn within plains-wanderer habitat areas and within 200 metres of plains-wanderer habitat areas in the Murray Local Land Services region.Before you apply
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Get a 48-hour grant fit auditExpected Outcomes
Removal or control of African boxthorn, maintenance of primary plains-wanderer habitat in ideal condition, completion of funded works by 30 June 2023, and ongoing habitat maintenance and monitoring for 10 years.Grant not accepting applications
Applications for this round are closed. A new round may open in the future.
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Keywords
plains-wandererAfrican boxthornhabitat restorationweed controllandholdersMurray Local Land Services Regionbiodiversityconservation
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the Bringing plains-wanderer back from the brink – Boxthorn control?
The Bringing plains-wanderer back from the brink – Boxthorn control is a non-profit grant offered by Local Land Services in Australia, providing Up to $25K in funding. This grant supported landholders to control African boxthorn to maintain and improve plains-wanderer habitat in the Murray Local Land Services region. Funding was available for eligible boxthorn control works within or near mapped plains-wanderer habitat.
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How much funding does the Bringing plains-wanderer back from the brink – Boxthorn control provide?
The Bringing plains-wanderer back from the brink – Boxthorn control provides Up to $25K in funding. The typical project duration is Works to be completed by 2023-06-30, with habitat and funded works maintained for 10 years.
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Who is eligible for the Bringing plains-wanderer back from the brink – Boxthorn control?
- Applicant must be a landholder.
- Project area must include at least 100 hectares of mapped primary plains-wanderer habitat.
- Applicant must have completed all previous works funded by Local Land Services.
- Applicant must have no outstanding debts to Local Land Services.
- Applicant must be willing to enter into a contractual agreement with Local Land Services.
- Applicant must maintain the primary plains-wanderer habitat and funded works for 10 years.
- Applicant must complete all project works by 2023-06-30.
- Applicant must hold public liability insurance of at least 10000000.
- Applicant must allow project staff to access and monitor habitat conditions every quarter.
- Applicant must be located within the Murray Local Land Services Region.
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When does the Bringing plains-wanderer back from the brink – Boxthorn control close?
Applications closed on 14 Mar 2023.
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What activities are funded?
Control of African boxthorn within plains-wanderer habitat areas and within 200 metres of plains-wanderer habitat areas in the Murray Local Land Services region.
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