Gisborne District Council - Natural Heritage Fund

Simple application

Gisborne District Council

Assists private landowners to protect or enhance indigenous biodiversity on their land.

gisborne

What they fund

biodiversity protectionenhancement

Who can apply

private landowner

What they won't fund

Activities required by resource consent or rules under Gisborne statutory plansProjects without long-term landowner commitment to enhancing biodiversityProjects likely to be unsuccessful in securing funding through central governmentProjects where less than 50% of the total cost comes from an alternative sourceProjects without demonstrated ongoing commitment to maintain the natural areaProjects without written permission of the landowner(s)

What they care about

The Natural Heritage Fund assists private landowners to protect or enhance indigenous biodiversity on their land.

Application structure

Location and Address

Include the location and address of the land, including the valuation assessment number of the properties.

Landowner Details

Provide the name and contact details of the landowner(s).

Project Aim

Describe the aim of your project in the immediate and longer term, providing as much detail as possible.

Area Map

Include a sketch map or aerial photo of the area to be treated.

Biodiversity Improvement Measures

Describe what you're going to do to improve indigenous biodiversity values.

Total Cost and Funding

Provide the estimated total cost of the project, funding already secured (up to 50% of project costs), and can include landowner investment.

Projected Benefits

Outline the projected benefits expected of the project once fully implemented, such as educational opportunities and enhancement of wildlife.

Long-term Management

Detail the plans for long-term management of the indigenous biodiversity values.

Project Coordinator

Provide the name and contact details of the person or group coordinating the project.

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