Foundation / Corporation
Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation (HCTF)
04/15/22 4:30 PM PST
Grants to British Columbia municipal, regional, and provincial government agencies, land trust organizations, and community organizations to acquire land to protect local wildlife and fish habitats throughout the province. Priority funding is intended for properties that permit public hunting and fishing opportunities.
Proposed acquisitions are evaluated on criteria such as species richness, connectivity, conservation planning priority, habitats, and impending threats to these values. Financial factors such as partnership funding, the stability of the proponent organization, cost per hectare, and level of community support are also carefully considered. Because acquisitions are funded with licence surcharge money, properties that also include public fishing and hunting opportunities are generally given priority consideration. Properties must be located within British Columbia.
For 2022, HCTF will prioritize acquisition applications that seek to increase conservation outcomes for fish, wildlife and their habitats, provide access for a variety of uses such as hunting, fishing, and nonmotorized recreation and fit one or more of the following criteria:
The Habitat Acquisition Grant can only be used to cover the following eligible costs and related activities:
For additional information about Initial Management Costs and Property Endowment contribution, see https://hctf.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/1a_-Acquisition-Proposal-Guidelines-2022-23.pdf#page=2
For information about Eligible Activities and Expenses, see https://hctf.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/1a_-Acquisition-Proposal-Guidelines-2022-23.pdf#page=6
GrantWatch ID#: 165310
$500,000
Each year HCTF generally funds 2-3 projects.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Apply online: https://hctf-grants.smapply.ca/prog/habitat_acquisitions/
Direct questions to:
Barb von Sacken
bvonsacken@hctf.ca
250-940-3013.
Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation
PO Box 9354
Unit 102 – 2957 Jutland Road
Victoria, BC V8T 5J9
Phone: 250 940 9780
Toll-free: 1 800 387 9853
Fax: 250 590 6614
Canada: British Columbia;
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