Each year, we offer a round of funding from the Tasmanian Landcare Fund for member-led projects that are submitted to the Project Bank. Since 2004, donations to the TLF have been used to support our members' important on-ground work on farms, in schools and with community groups across lutriwita/Tasmania.
About the projects
The TLF annual grant enables people to care for, improve and manage Tasmania’s unique environment through hands-on action. Landcare activities typically funded include:
- Restoring degraded areas or natural values
- Protecting & enhancing areas of high natural value
- Removing threats (weeds, ferals, waste)
- Awareness-raising and learning
- Establishing community resources (community capacity building)
Projects may also include education initiatives and field days, encouraging others to value the environment and improve their land management practices and typically involve community volunteers, students and/or landowners. For a full rundown of past projects, check out the past projects funded.
Projects Funded
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"This funding is incredible. It gives you the impetus to carry on…. The back’s been broken. It is up to us now to do the follow-up and we should now be able to maintain what we have left." Sarah and Rob Medwin - Farmers at Black River
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If you are interested in grant opportunities like this, we invite you to become a member and submit a project expression of interest to our Project Bank.
About the Fund

The Tasmanian Landcare Fund receives generous support from the JM Roberts Charitable Trust,which helps make our annual grant rounds possible.
Tasmanian Landcare Fund