Waikato Branch conservation grant
APPLICATIONS ARE invited for a grant of approximately $4,500 to support or assist with a conservation project during the summer of 1993-94. There is no restriction as to the type of project eligible provided it contributes to the protection of the natural environment and/ or its flora or fauna, though relevance to the WaikatoCoromandel area could be an advantage. An acceptable proposal could involve: direct practical work such as acting as a wildlife warden or fencing bush; research relevant to conservation, whether in the field, laboratory or through the literature; an enterprise of an educational, journalistic or legal nature aimed at promoting good environmental principles; any combination of these or any other conservationorientated activity. Proposals will be considered from people of any age or standing or from groups, provided they can show that they have the time and skills to undertake the project. Each application should clearly present: the aim of the proposal; an outline of how it would be carried out; the estimated total cost; the amount sought from this grant and any other sources
of funds available or being sought; evidence of suitability of the applicant and the names and addresses of two referees. For further details write to the Secretary, Forest and Bird, Waikato Branch, PO Box 11 092, Hillcrest, Hamilton. Applications close 31 August.
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Forest and Bird, Issue 268, 1 May 1993, Page 43
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222Waikato Branch conservation grant Forest and Bird, Issue 268, 1 May 1993, Page 43
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