Bird Flu Wildlife Resilience Grants WA

Funder not published · Western Australia

Funding · Equipment, vehicles or tools, Natural disasters or emergencies, Training and learning new skills · Amount, as published: What you get: Small grants of between $1,500 and $10,000 for licensed wildlife rehabilitators. Large grants of up to $200,000 for eligible organisations with a demonstrated track record in wildlife management.

This program provides funding to support practical community-led projects that reduce biosecurity risks, strengthen wildlife rehabilitation capacity, and help protect vulnerable native species from H5 bird flu.

Who can apply

  • Licensed wildlife rehabilitators and eligible organisations with a demonstrated track record in wildlife management.

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Summary of the published description

This program provides funding to support practical community-led projects that reduce biosecurity risks, strengthen wildlife rehabilitation capacity, and help protect vulnerable native species from H5 bird flu. Funding includes small grants for licensed wildlife rehabilitators and large grants for eligible organisations with a demonstrated track record in wildlife management.Show more

Stated requirements

  • Must be licensed (for wildlife rehabilitators)
  • Demonstrated track record in wildlife management (for organisations)

Eligibility

  • Licensed wildlife rehabilitators
  • Eligible organisations with a demonstrated track record in wildlife management

Updated 4 November · Dates checked against the portal on 4 November 2026 · How we collect this data

Contains data from business.gov.au, Commonwealth of Australia (CC BY 3.0 AU).