Community Bee Innovation Fund
DPI · Australia
The Community Bee Innovation Fund supports Queensland beekeepers and pollination-reliant industries to prepare for the presence of Varroa mite in the state. Funding is provided for projects that deliver innovative community engagement or management and monitoring tools related to Varroa mite.
Funding
$50K – $50K
Closed
2 Mar 2026
Location
Queensland
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What's Funded
Projects that develop innovative Varroa mite community engagement activities or innovative Varroa mite management and monitoring tools for Queensland beekeeping and pollination-reliant industries.Before you apply
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Improved preparedness for Varroa mite in Queensland, including practical engagement approaches and management or monitoring tools that help industry respond when the pest is present in the state.Grant not accepting applications
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- Applicants must be a legal entity
- Applicants must be located in Queensland
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