Environment Canterbury - Christchurch and Banks Peninsula Biodiversity Fund
Simple applicationEnvironment Canterbury
Funds projects that protect and restore the unique biodiversity of Christchurch and Banks Peninsula, focusing on managing pests, restoring habitats, and building ecological resilience.
Grant Range
$30,000-$100,000 per application per year
What they fund
Who can apply
What they won't fund
What they care about
The Christchurch and Banks Peninsula Biodiversity Fund supports projects that protect and restore native species and habitats, control or manage pests in high-value ecological areas, and support long-term ecological resilience, all aligned with regional biodiversity priorities.
Writing tips
Applications should clearly demonstrate alignment with regional biodiversity priorities and include a detailed project budget and health and safety plan.
Common mistakes to avoid
Projects that do not align with regional biodiversity priorities or lack a detailed project budget and health and safety plan are less likely to be successful.
What makes a strong application
Successful applications typically show strong alignment with regional biodiversity priorities, include a comprehensive project description and delivery plan, and demonstrate a robust budget and health and safety considerations.
Application structure
Project Description and Delivery Plan
Provide a clear description of the project and its delivery plan.
Project Budget
Include a detailed budget, outlining costs, funding sources, and in-kind contributions.
Health and Safety Plan
Submit a health and safety plan for the project.
Required documents
- • Online application form
- • Detailed project budget
- • Health and safety plan