Native plants and pollinator habitat · Queensland
Ipswich Nature Conservation Grant for Conservation Agreements
Run by Ipswich City Council
- What you get
- Nature Conservation Grant up to $8,000 per year, plus free plants; covenant holders can also get a Voluntary Conservation Covenant Bursary of up to $2,000 per financial year
- Maximum
- $10,000 per household
- Who qualifies
- Ipswich landholders with: a Biodiversity Conservation Agreement (over 1 ha in Rural D or E zones or specified Natural Environment Strategy zones); a Corridor Conservation Agreement (any size in a Natural Environment Strategy zone such as regional corridors, wetlands, core habitat or mapped waterways); or a Voluntary Conservation Covenant (over 1 ha, same zones as Biodiversity agreements, permanent protection on title).
- Where
- Ipswich landholders with a conservation agreement or covenant.
- Status
- Open. 2026 grant guidelines published; expressions of interest accepted.
- Type of payment
- Grant
What you do
Enter a Biodiversity or Corridor Conservation Agreement or a Voluntary Conservation Covenant over habitat on your land and apply for yearly grants and free plants for conservation work.
Requirements
- Sign a conservation agreement or covenant with Council
- Follow the Nature Conservation Grant guidelines for the year
- Site visits every 1 to 2 years
How to apply
- 1Submit the Landholder Conservation Partnerships expression of interest form
- 2Property assessment and agreement
- 3Apply for the Nature Conservation Grant under the current guidelines
Sources
- https://www.ipswich.qld.gov.au/About-Council/Initiatives/Environment/Enviroplan/Landholder-Conservation-Partnerships (official page)
Last checked October 22, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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