Foundation For National Parks & Wildlife

Grants for wildlife rehabilitation groups to buy large durable assets including vehicles, trailers, treatment equipment, and rebuild fire-damaged infrastructure (aviaries, enclosures)

These grants support projects focused on protecting native species, habitats, landscapes, and cultural heritage across Australia. Funding is available for both field projects and education programs with direct nature conservation outcomes, including initiatives in land restoration, threatened species recovery, and Indigenous heritage conservation.

This program, now closed for applications, aimed to enhance the capacity of licensed NSW volunteer wildlife rehabilitation groups, independents, and Aboriginal community organisations to treat sarcoptic mange in free-living wombats by providing funding for approved chemicals and equipment.

These grants support wildlife rescue and rehabilitation volunteers and wildlife-friendly veterinarians across Australia, particularly those responding to emergencies such as bushfires, floods, and heat stress events. The program provides funding for essential equipment, consumables, vaccinations, and training to increase the capacity of the wildlife rehabilitation sector.

Grants for projects that help conserve Australia’s native plants, animals, or cultural heritage.