Our funds focus on ancient woodland restoration, urban forestry and research and innovation.
Amount: up to £100,000
Deadline: 15 November, 2024
Aim of the fund: To deliver more trees and green spaces in urban neighbourhoods and, in turn, are expected to support biodiversity, education, community involvement and green job creation.
Who we want to support: Community groups, state funded educational institutions, charities, community interest companies, development trusts, local authorities or partnerships made up of these organisations.
How to apply: Apply today using our online application portal. To learn more about the Urban Forestry Programme, visit our Urban Forestry page, or contact our Urban Forestry Manager Des Hackett for a chat.
Amount: up to £10,000
Deadline: 5pm, Wednesday 26 February, 2024
Aim of the fund: To support research and innovative thinking in the development and understanding of native woodlands and their impact on climate change and biodiversity.
Who we want to support: Environmental organisations, academic institutions, community groups, individuals and policy makers.
How to apply: Download the application form from our Research and Innovation page. Contact Ailsa Watson, Operations and Finance Manager with any questions.
Deadline: Rolling application cycle.
Aim of the fund: To help recover Scotland’s most precious ancient woodlands.
Who we want to support: Farmers, crofters, land managers and land owners.
How to apply: If you think you have a ghost woodland on your land, please email Kieran Leigh-Moy.