Grants and funding
Property Management Planning
The four stage PMP program looks at your personal business drivers, develop a comprehensive property map and plan, conduct a financial analysis of your business and plan the way forward for implementing change.
While the development of a comprehensive environmental mapping plan is key to the process, the program goes further to help participants identify their personal motivation and business drivers, as well as work with a professional to develop a financial business management report. All personal financial details shared between participants and the advisers are confidential and are not available to the Board or its staff. At the end of the program, all properties will finish with an Action Plan.
Expressions of interest now open
Expressions of Interest for the fourth round of the Property Management Planning program are now open. This is the final PMP round the board will host under the current Building Pastoral Sustainability project.
Six places will be available in this round of the program.
More information and guidelines are available here.
Apply now at ttps://landscape.smartygrants.com.au/PMPEOI
Applications close at 4pm on Monday 5 June.
This final round of PMP has been funded by the SA Arid Lands Landscape Board.
Growing Native Gardens
Growing Native Gardens is an initiative of the SA Arid Lands Landscape (SAAL) Board’s Port Augusta – Quorn Landscape Group that will provide plants to assist schools and community groups establish native gardens.
Support will be provided to community groups, kindergartens, preschools, primary and secondary schools within the Port Augusta-Quorn districts. Applicants will need written landholder permission to plant on-site at a school or community location.
Up to $300 is available for small, short-term projects. Plants need to be purchased and planted by 31 May 2023.
To find out more, contact community landscape officer Brett Devitt on 0409 753 495 or at brett.devitt@sa.gov.au
Apply now - Port Augusta Quorn.
Grassroots Grants
Grants of up to $10,000 were available in the 2023-24 Grassroots Grants program for projects addressing the board's priorities of climate resilience, water management, sustainable land management, protecting and enhancing biodiversity and people and partnerships.
Applications for this round of Grassroots Grants have now closed.
Successful applicants will be notified via email.
See the projects funded in 2022-23.
FRRR Grants
The Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal (FRRR) is a not-for-profit organisation that provides funding to regional communities.
FRRR has a range of grants targeted at regional communities that support a variety of initiatives. These grants can be used to improve and build infrastructure, to fund community gardens, fund events and almost anything to do with wellbeing.