Grants Program

In order to develop a more strategic and proactive approach to our areas of priority interest, and to "enrich the lives of the community" more productively and efficiently, we do not consider any unsolicited submissions.

We emphasise that the Paddy Pallin Foundation will fund a variety of philanthropic environmental activities. But we will make our choices on the basis of the research and initiatives the Foundation undertakes in consultation with our community partners.

We are initially funding bush regeneration in Paddy Pallin Reserve, a Ku-ring-gai Council bushland reserve in Lindfield and scientific investigation of the natural environment through the Paddy Pallin Foundation Science Award in partnership with the Royal Zoological Society of NSW.

Starting in June 2008 we are also funding bush regeneration on private land held under a Voluntary Conservation Agreement or similar agreement. This is in partnership with the Humane Society International (HSI), the Foundation for National Parks and Wildlife and the Department of Environment and Climate Change.

> Find out how to apply for a Private Conservation Grant

> Find out how to apply for a Paddy Pallin Foundation Science Grant

> Find out how you can contribute