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Environmental education | Funding and support | Environment and Heritage The Environmental Education grants program funds projects that build skills and drive change in people's behaviour and practices to improve the environment. This program is currently closed to applications and will reopen in September 2026.
The Environmental Education program aims to: drive change in people's behaviour and practices to improve on-ground environmental outcomes build people’s skills to deliver environmental outcomes.
The program funds projects that: work with their target audience to co-design and pilot engagement strategies create effective strategic partnerships that strengthen project outcomes measure and demonstrate the impact of their project activities.
The following not-for-profit organisations are eligible to apply for funding: incorporated associations, community organisations and non-profit organisations non-commercial cooperatives state government agencies and statutory committees regional organisations of councils NSW local Aboriginal land councils registered NSW Aboriginal Corporations other local government-controlled organisations companies limited by guarantee.
The total annual allocation for the program is $1,000,000. Available funding tiers for environmental education projects Funding tier Funding amount per project Project timeframe 1 up to $60,000 2–3 years 2 from $60,001 to $250,000 3–5 years For more information on the funding tiers and the types of activities and outcomes expected for each, please refer to the program guidelines below.
The strategic priorities are: prioritise healthy Country and recognise and value Aboriginal peoples, their traditional knowledge and practices, and connection to Country restore ecosystems and biodiversity strengthen environmental management. Guidelines and application forms The program is currently closed.
The guidelines and supporting documents below are for interest only: Environmental Education grants program guidelines 2025 How to develop your project 2025 . The following documents were available to assist applicants in preparing their application: Creating change through your environmental education project practical guide Applicants submitted their applications through the Grant Management System .
All aspects of planning, monitoring, evaluation and reporting (including expenditure) will be managed through the online Grants Management System. Instructions for using the Grants Management System are available through either: the Grants Management System itself if you have registered by contacting the program Grant Administrator by email: [email protected] .
More information on planning and reporting can be found on the Trust's planning and reporting page . The successful 2025–26 projects have now been announced. In this round we: received 37 applications to Tier 1 received 41 applications to Tier 2 awarded funding to 2 Tier 1 projects totalling $119,984 awarded funding to 4 Tier 2 projects totalling $985,282.
See the 2025 Education program project summaries . The Trust has all its contestable grants programs independently evaluated to assess their effectiveness. The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) – Institute for Public Policy and Governance and Institute for Sustainable Futures recently evaluated the Trust’s Environmental education program.
The evaluation examined how the program was delivered, and the projects it funded, from 2010–16. UTS completed its work in April 2018 and then presented its final report (PDF 3. 6MB) .
The Trust considered and accepted the report in October 2018. The evaluation concluded that the program was well run and filled a critical niche in the environmental education space; however, it also recommended changes to: program design, operating and policy context program governance and customer experience. These recommendations are progressively being incorporated into the program by the Environmental Trust.
The Trust developed an administrative response (PDF 356KB) to address these issues. Information for successful applicants
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community groups, not-for-profit organisations, state and local government. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $60,000 – $250,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Environmental Education are due November 9, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Environmental Education is funded by NSW Environmental Trust. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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