Looking to establish new forestry plantations? REGISTER NOW for the Support Plantation Establishment Program
Posted 08 June 2023
REGISTER NOW for the Support Plantation Establishment Program.
Private, First Nations, and farm forestry businesses are being encouraged to register their interest in the Australian Government's Support Plantation Establishment Program, which opens later in June.
The $73.8 million in grant funding will support the establishment of new plantations, help secure Australia’s future domestic wood supply and help meet Australia’s carbon emission reduction commitments.
Grants will be open to private industry, First Nations businesses, farm foresters, and state and territory government forestry enterprises.
The grants will require applicants to provide a co-contribution equal to the grant amount.
Avoid missing out on this potential grant opportunity by registering your interest at GrantConnect.
Select the REGISTER NOW button on the top right of the GrantConnect homepage and complete the online form to receive an email when the grant rounds open.
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