Habitat Stewardship Program for Species at Risk

Habitat Stewardship Program for Species at Risk is sponsored by Environment and Climate Change Canada. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

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There is grant money waiting for YOU! BUT if you step in a “grant trap,” your application is a NO! Learn the FIVE most common errors to AVOID in government grants!

Get the 5 Grant Gotchas now to save you countless hours. Habitat Stewardship Program (HSP) for Species at Risk │ Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) Project funding typically ranges from $25,000 to $100,000 per project, per year.

The Habitat Stewardship Program (HSP), established in 2000, provides funding for projects submitted by Canadians that contribute directly to the recovery objectives and population goals of species at risk listed on Schedule 1 of the Species at Risk Act (SARA) or designated at risk by the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC).

The objectives of this program are to: support habitat projects that benefit species at risk enable Canadians to become actively involved in stewardship projects for species at risk, which will result in tangible and measurable conservation benefits improve the scientific, sociological and economic understanding of the role of stewardship as a conservation tool The following are eligible for funding under the HSP: Canadian non-governmental organizations Canadian community groups Canadian Indigenous organizations and communities Canadian private corporations and businesses Canadian educational institutions Canadian provincial, territorial and municipal governments Canadian provincial Crown corporations Federal departments, federal agencies and federal Crown corporations are not eligible to receive HSP funds.

For all expenses, only those deemed to be a reasonable share for completing the project shall be considered eligible.

Eligible expenses may include reasonable and properly itemized costs for: Salaries, wages and benefits (directly associated with the project activities) Management and professional service expenditures Costs associated with services required to support a project, such as accounting, Elders/knowledge-holders fees, insurance (related to the project), legal (other than litigation) costs, official languages translations and other professional fees (other than travel) Costs associated with consultants and contractors engaged to undertake project activities (subject to regional limits) Travel (as per the Treasury Board Secretariat Directive) Travel expenses and related expenses for contracted professional service providers or other non-employees (to a maximum of current Treasury Board Secretariat rates), including mileage and accommodation Travel and related expenses for recipient organization employees Material and supplies expenditures Office supplies and materials Field/laboratory equipment and field supplies Includes equipment purchase costs under $10,000 Purchase of capital assets Purchase of a single, tangible asset (with a useful life of more than one year) using more than $10,000 of ECCC funds (subject to approval in advance) Lease, rental and/or repair of equipment used to undertake or support the project activities (subject to regional limits) Costs associated with eligible land securement initiatives and projects Costs associated with land acquisition or other means of land securement i.e. land transfer tax, leases, easements, covenants or servitudes May include appraisal fees, surveys, baseline documentation, legal costs, etc. Communication and printing, production, and distribution expenditures Printing costs, websites, supplies, etc. Vehicle rental and operation expenditures Administrative costs (salaries and benefits of support staff, office utilities and rent, etc.) directly attributable to carrying out of the project up to a maximum of 10% of the HSP contribution; note that overhead costs are not included as part of the other eligible expenditures categories Expenditures for preparing an independent financial report Projects over $100,000 may be required to submit an independently verified financial report at the end of the project Meeting and training fees (e.g., materials and hall rental), registration fees for courses, conferences, workshops or seminars Further disbursement of ECCC funding to final recipients Organizations wishing to coordinate work for a specific species or threat, or within a certain geographic area may wish to consider a further disbursement project.

A further disbursement project is one where a recipient distributes funds to third parties by means of their own competitive contribution-type program and agreements. Please contact a Regional HSP Coordinator for further details. Contact Name: Monika Tan (Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta) Phone Number: 639-398-6402 E-mail Address: monika.

tan@ec. gc. ca Website: https://www.

canada. ca/en/environment-climate-change/services/environmental-funding/programs/habitat-stewardship-species-at-risk.

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