Greenweb grants are provided to restore or improve bushland on private properties. This includes:

  • removing invasive weeds
  • regeneration and revegetation of natural bushland with native flora
  • stabilising creek banks and slopes
  • creating or protecting native wildlife habitats.

Grants of up to $2,000 may be awarded for each application. Up to $20,000 is awarded each year.

Applications can be made by eligible property owners from 1 August until 31 August each year.

How to apply

1. Complete the Greenweb grant application form. You’ll need to provide information about your property, including:

  • location
  • size
  • Greenweb network status
  • types of plants on your property
  • presence - or absence - of threatened plant or animal species
  • bushland regeneration underway on or near your property
  • the ecological restoration work you would like to undertake.

2. Attach documents that support your application, including photographs.

3. Applications are assessed for environmental outcomes by a panel comprised of the Council's Bushcare, Greenweb, and Natural Areas staff.

Eligible Properties

Find out if your property is eligible using the ‘Greenweb’ layer following these steps:

  1. Go to Shire Map.
  2. On the left side, you will find the 'Layers' section. Select from the drop-down menu 'Environment'.
  3. Click 'Greenweb' option.
  4. On the same 'Layers' section, click the four horizontal lines next to the heading.
  5. Select the 'Show Legend' option.
  6. On the right side top corner, you will find the 'Search' field.
  7. Enter your address by typing the Street Number and Street Name and press enter.
  8. Your property will be highlighted in blue.
  9. If your property is in any of the 3 Greenweb sub-categories, you are eligible to apply!

Greenweb network

Watch how to navigate ShireMaps HERE

Apply to Greenweb Grant