Native plants and pollinator habitat · Queensland
Moreton Bay Voluntary Conservation Grant
Run by City of Moreton Bay
- What you get
- Up to $2,500 for a Voluntary Conservation Agreement property, $1,250 for a Land for Wildlife property, or $500 for a Backyards for Wildlife property
- Maximum
- $2,500 per household
- Who qualifies
- Landholders who are members of Council's Voluntary Conservation Programs (Voluntary Conservation Agreements, Land for Wildlife, or Backyards for Wildlife). Land for Wildlife membership needs at least one hectare with native vegetation or wildlife habitat.
- Where
- Members of the City of Moreton Bay's Land for Wildlife, Backyards for Wildlife and Voluntary Conservation Agreement programs.
- Status
- Paused. 2026-27 round closed 6 September 2026; rounds are offered yearly.
- Type of payment
- Grant
What you do
Members of Council's conservation programs apply for a grant to protect and restore native vegetation and wildlife habitat on their own property.
Requirements
- Must be a current member of a Council Voluntary Conservation Program
- Project must protect or enhance native vegetation and wildlife habitat on the member's property
- Follow the grant guidelines and terms and conditions
- Submit a project acquittal by the published date (30 May 2027 for the 2026-27 round)
How to apply
- 1Join a Council Voluntary Conservation Program (expression of interest via the Voluntary Conservation Programs page) if not already a member
- 2Read the grant guidelines and terms and conditions
- 3Apply through Council's SmartyGrants form for the current round
- 4Complete the project and submit the acquittal
Timing and deadlines
2026-27 round closed Sunday 6 September 2026; acquittals due 30 May 2027
Sources
- https://www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/Services/Community-Support/Grants-and-Funding/Environmental-Grants (official page)
- https://www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/Services/Environment/Sustainability-Conservation/Voluntary-Conservation-Programs/Land-For-Wildlife
- https://www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/Services/Environment/Sustainability-Conservation/Voluntary-Conservation-Programs
Last checked October 22, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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