Native plants and pollinator habitat · New South Wales
Tweed River Health Grants for Rural Landowners
Run by Tweed Shire Council
- What you get
- Funding for fencing, stock troughs, crossing points, erosion stabilisation, weed control and revegetation; amount set per project (no published maximum)
- Who qualifies
- Rural landowners throughout Tweed Shire with stream frontage, land zoned rural; priority for the drinking water catchment above Bray Park Weir (Oxley River and upper Tweed River) plus Cobaki and Terranora Broadwaters and Tweed Coastal Creeks
- Where
- Rural landowners with creek or river frontage in Tweed Shire.
- Status
- Open. Expressions of interest accepted.
- Type of payment
- Cost share
What you do
If your rural property fronts a creek or river, Council can fund fencing, erosion control, weed control and native revegetation of the banks in return for your contribution.
Requirements
- Land zoned rural
- Generally at least 100 metres of stream bank
- Landowner commitment to project outcomes through financial or in-kind contribution
- Works subject to agreement and design after a site inspection
How to apply
- 1Complete the River Health Grants expression of interest form, or contact Council's Waterways team (02 6670 2580)
- 2Council inspects your stream bank and discusses possible works
- 3Agree on the project design and contributions
Sources
- https://www.tweed.nsw.gov.au/community/community-support/grants-funding/environmental-grants-incentives (official page)
- https://www.tweed.nsw.gov.au/files/assets/public/v/2/documents/community/events-and-venues/river-health-grants-brochure.pdf
Last checked October 22, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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