Kangaroo Island Grassroots Grants
Funding Providers
Kangaroo Island Landscape Board
Location
Kangaroo IslandFunding Type
Cash grant G17208
Primary Category
Community developmentEligible to
- Unincorporated Groups
- Universities
- Local Governments
- Individuals
- Schools
- State/Territory Governments
- TAFEs
- Not-for-Profits
Funding
Amount : $1,000 to $8,000Total pool: $56,000
Round(s)
- Opened 01-Apr-2025 Closes 06-May-2025
Purpose
The Kangaroo Island Landscape Board is pleased to offer Grassroots Grants to individuals, community groups and other not-for-profit organisations to help them achieve activities to benefit the Kangaroo Island environment and community.
Overview
There is $56,000 available through the KI Grassroots Grants to support projects valued between $1,000 and $8,000 on Kangaroo Island.
The KI Grassroots Grants are available to fund any activity that improves the health of Kangaroo Island’s landscapes and/or connects people to KI’s landscapes. All projects must contribute to one or more of the Board’s regional priorities and focus areas from the Kangaroo Island Landscape Plan 2021-2026. Some examples of eligible activities include, but are not limited to:
- revegetation and fencing of these newly revegetated areas
- erosion management, such as building stock crossings and moving stock watering points from creeks and rivers
- watercourse and/or wetland protection and restoration
- coordinated declared weed management across neighbouring properties, or control of outlying or emerging declared weed populations
- pest animal or disease management
- sustainable agriculture, such as soil monitoring and improvement, establishing perennial pastures, integrated pest management and establishing and protecting shelterbelts
- education activities
- raising community awareness and participation in landscape management
- supporting First Nations peoples connections to Kangaroo Island.
Please contact funder if you have any other ideas that you think might fit.
Limitations
Applicants must either be a legal entity (e.g. an incorporated association, individual, partnership, corporation/company) or be sponsored by a legal entity. If a sponsor is used they will enter into the grant agreement and be responsible for managing the funding on the applicant’s behalf. Eligibility includes but is not limited to:
- volunteer groups
- non-government organisations
- schools
- progress associations
- outdoor and recreational groups
- individuals
If the applicant is not a resident or ratepayer on Kangaroo Island, they must provide a letter of support from a Kangaroo Island organisation stating how their project will directly benefit the Kangaroo Island community or an invitation from a KI-based organisation to undertake a project on behalf of the community.
Ineligible
The Grassroots Grants cannot be used for:
- projects, works or activities already funded by existing or future insurance claims
- activities that are causing or likely to cause environmental damage, either directly or indirectly
- property boundary fencing
- preparation of the grant application
- purchase of machinery, plant and equipment that is not clearly outlined in the project budget table in the application form
- activities that occurred before the grant began, or that have already begun
- project management and administration costs of the applicant which are not related to the project and do not appear in the project budget table in the application form
- routine administration expenses, including but not limited to, accommodation, office computing facilities, legal and accounting fees and bank charges
- existing debts or shortfalls
- marketing and promotion of the organisation, or existing services, (unless directly associated with the project and educational in nature)
- activities that are unlawful.
Applications / Guidelines

Contact Details
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