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Find similar grantsLooking after Country Grant Program is sponsored by Queensland Government. The Looking after Country Grant Program provides funding for First Nations communities to care for the environmental and cultural values of Country. It supports projects that conserve and manage environmental and cultural heritage on country, and build community capacity.
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Looking after Country Grant Program - qld.
gov.au Looking after Country Grant Program Buluwai Elder and Cultural Custodian at Kunindoran gallery, Bare Hill Conservation Park Buluwai Digital Library, Anna Rogers Buluwai Elder and Cultural Custodian at Kunindoran gallery, Bare Hill Conservation Park Buluwai Digital Library, Anna Rogers The Looking after Country Grant Program (LACGP) provides funding of up to $75,000 to First Nations communities to care for the environmental and cultural values of Country.
Through the program, First Nations organisations are funded to engage communities in planning for and delivering on-ground conservation work on Country. Looking after Country grants assist in building organisational capacity to care for Country through strengthened skills, knowledge, and partnerships.
Project activities funded through the program include, but are not limited to: protected species monitoring and conservation revegetation and habitat restoration inter-generational knowledge exchange the development and implementation of Country management plans.
Buluwai Rangers monitoring an unmarked trail being used by walkers, Bare Hill Conservation Park Buluwai Digital Library, Dr Alice Buhrich Buluwai Rangers monitoring an unmarked trail being used by walkers, Bare Hill Conservation Park Buluwai Digital Library, Dr Alice Buhrich 2025 Successful applicants announced The successful applicants for the 2025 Looking After Country Grant Program have been announced.
Seven First Nations organisations from across Queensland, including Innisfail, Chillagoe and Toowoomba have been awarded funding totalling $524,000.
The successful applicants are: Yirrganydji Gurabana Aboriginal Corporation Goondaloo Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC Goondoi Arts Aboriginal Corporation Gummingurru Aboriginal Corporation KalkaJaka Aboriginal Corporation Wakaman Kung Kung Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC Atambaya Aboriginal Corporation. Learn more about the new LACGP projects for 2025-26 .
Further information about the assessment process is available in the 2025 Guidelines (PDF, 1. 8 MB) . If you have questions about the grant program, please contact the Grants Officer on 0460 011 660 or email landandsea@detsi.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: First Nations communities and organisations in Queensland. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $75,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Looking after Country Grant Program is funded by Queensland Government. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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