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Regional Environment and Natural Heritage (RENH) grant programme

Simple application

A contestable grant supporting community-led conservation projects in Auckland that protect native species, improve water quality, and maintain ecosystems.

auckland

Upcoming rounds

Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Quick Response Grant

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1 day left
Opens

6 Apr 2026

Closes

1 May 2026

Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Grant

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23 Mar 2026

Closes

1 May 2026

Puketāpapa Quick Response Grant

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23 Mar 2026

Closes

1 May 2026

Howick Quick Response Grant

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6 Apr 2026

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1 May 2026

Waitematā Quick Response Grant

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6 Apr 2026

Closes

1 May 2026

Whau Quick Response Grant

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15 days left
Opens

20 Apr 2026

Closes

15 May 2026

Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board Excellence Award

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46 days left
Opens

1 Jul 2025

Closes

15 Jun 2026

Grant Range

$5000 - $90,000

What they fund

conservationenvironmental protectionwater quality improvement

Who can apply

incorporated societytrustcommunity group

What they won't fund

Projects that do not align with the grant's prioritiesProjects that do not comply with the Community Grants Policy

What they care about

The grant supports community-led conservation projects that protect native species, improve water quality, and help keep ecosystems healthy. It also funds hands-on environmental work and coordination efforts that align with regional priorities to protect significant region-wide ecosystems, species and habitats, increase community involvement and build conservation group capacity, support meaningful engagement with Māori and reflect Te Ao Māori values, and carry out work that benefits or affects a large area.

Writing tips

Use terms like 'community-led', 'conservation projects', 'native species', 'water quality', 'ecosystems', 'Te Ao Māori values' when framing your application.

Common mistakes to avoid

Applications may be rejected if they do not align with the grant's priorities or if they fail to comply with the Community Grants Policy.

What makes a strong application

Projects that demonstrate clear alignment with regional priorities, involve community participation, and reflect Te Ao Māori values tend to be successful.

Application structure

Purpose and Priorities of the RENH

Explain how your project aligns with the grant's priorities.

Eligibility and Project Criteria

Ensure your project meets all eligibility and criteria requirements.

Application Process and Assessment Criteria

Follow the detailed steps outlined in the application process and meet all assessment criteria.

Accountability and Reporting Requirements

Understand and prepare to fulfill your accountability and reporting obligations if your application is successful.

Required documents

  • Applicant guide to the Regional Environment and Natural Heritage Grant 2025/2026
  • Community Grants Policy