The Habitat & Biodiversity Grant Scheme offers funding from £10,000 to £75,000 to support projects that protect natural habitats, enhance biodiversity, and promote carbon-neutral, sustainable environments benefiting wildlife and local communities. The scheme prioritizes community engagement, inclusivity, and measurable long-term environmental impact.
Overview
The grant supports initiatives that:
- Strengthen and restore natural habitats
- Protect and enhance biodiversity
- Promote carbon-neutral practices
- Engage communities in conservation efforts
Eligible applicants include non-profits, charities, community groups, local authorities, and publicly funded environmental organizations with a proven track record in habitat or biodiversity projects. Projects must start within four months of funding approval, be completed within 12 months, and deliver tangible ecological and community benefits.
Funding & Eligible Costs
Grants cover habitat improvement, biodiversity enhancements, volunteer and staff management, essential equipment, and land purchase legal fees. All costs must directly support measurable outcomes.
Project Expectations
- Increase biodiversity without harming existing habitats
- Reduce carbon emissions and work toward carbon-neutral goals
- Include meaningful community engagement and volunteer opportunities
- Ensure accessibility and inclusivity for all ages, cultures, and abilities
Application Process
Applicants submit a proposal detailing objectives, biodiversity impact, sustainability measures, community engagement, and budget. Approved projects begin within four months and are monitored for biodiversity gains and community participation.
The scheme offers a strategic opportunity to restore nature, protect wildlife, and foster sustainable spaces where people and nature coexist.
For more information, visit The Veolia Environmental Trust.
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