Looking for financial assistance with fencing, planting or pest plant and animal control, then you may like to consider applying to the Christchurch City Council Biodiversity Fund.
Christchurch City Council Biodiversity Fund
The Christchurch City Council Biodiversity Fund is designed to support and encourage initiatives that protect and enhance indigenous biodiversity on the Christchurch Plains, Port Hills and Banks Peninsula.
Projects must be on private land, and sites must meet the criteria for ecological significance. The Council can provide more information on whether a site is likely to meet criteria, and may be able to provide an assessment by a professional ecologist.
Other organisations that fund biodiversity projects
The list is not complete, so if your organisation can fund biodiversity projects for landowners or community groups, and you would like to be listed here, please contact us.
- DOC - Community Fund(external link)
- Environment Canterbury biodiversity funding(external link)
- JS Watson Conservation Trust(external link)
- M(external link)ā(external link)tauranga Kura Taiao Fund(external link)
- Million Metres Streams Project(external link)
- Nature Heritage Fund(external link)
- Ngāi Tahu Fund(external link)
- Ngā Whenua Rāhui Fund(external link)
- NZ Game Bird Habitat Trust(external link)
- One Billion Trees Fund(external link)
- Rātā Foundation(external link)
- Trees That Count(external link)
- WWF Community Funding(external link)