• increasing carbon storage in vegetation, soils, coastal, or marine areas across all land types; and
• reducing emissions from livestock, land use, land use change, and forestry.
You can apply for:
• up to $500,000 for projects in one large land area; or,
• up to $1 million for projects covering two to five large land areas.
The funding supports early-stage project development, helping you prepare for future investment and on-ground action.
Eligible applicants include farmers, land managers and primary producers working on high-quality carbon abatement projects.
Applications close Thursday, August 7. Go to netzeronsw.smartygrants.com.au/low-carbon-landscapes to apply.
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