The EnviroGrants program aims to enhance and protect the natural environment and foster environmentally sustainable practices across the City of Logan through community awareness and participation.

In 2026, projects that address the following environmental focus areas in Logan will be prioritised:

• Waterways
• Threatened species
• Education
• Habitat connectivity

Environmental grant funding is available under the following categories:

• Environmental partnerships and capacity building
  • Maximum funding allocation is up to $10,000 per grant.
  • Funding in this category will be allocated to incorporated, not-for-profit environmental and wildlife organisations for the following purposes; Operational costs, Capital costs, On-ground and Capacity building project costs
• On-ground ecosystem restoration
  • Maximum funding allocation is up to $10,000 per grant.
  • Funding for this category is for support of on-ground ecosystem restoration projects that make a positive and ongoing contribution to corridors, biodiversity and waterway values within Logan.
• Environmental surveys and research
  • Maximum funding allocation is up to $10,000 per grant.
  • Funding is to support surveying and research projects that focus on Council's Environmental Corporate Priorities, for example, water quality, connectivity, sustainability, carbon reduction and threatened and pest species.
• Environmental education
  • Maximum funding allocation is up to $2,000 per grant.
  • Funding is to support projects that aim to educate the wider community about responsible environmental and sustainability practices within Logan.
• Individual wildlife carer support.
  • Maximum funding allocation is up to $3,000 per grant.
  • Funding is available to support individual wildlife carers with the purchase of animal food, supplements, fuel, medication and equipment for native wildlife rehabilitation. Items such as cages and specialised equipment may be funded up to the value of $400.

Applications will be assessed against the criteria for their respective funding category.

The following criteria will apply to all applications received: 

• Project meets the community purpose requirements in the Council policy titled 'Grants to Community Organisations'. 
• Project meets the eligibility criteria in the policy procedure titled 'Grants to Community Organisations'. 
• Project is consistent with the allocation of environmental levy funds outlined in the policy titled 'Environmental Levy'. 
• Grant funds must be used to deliver environmental outcomes or care for wildlife within Logan. 
• Grant funds must be for a new initiative or for a new environmental project area. 
• Funding for a previously funded project/deliverable will not be supported. 
• Grant funded projects are to be delivered within the grant funding period. 
• Applicants must supply evidence of appropriate insurance for the proposal/project. 
• Quotes for proposed works/services/purchases—3 quotes are required. 
• Grant recipients must be free of debt with the Council and must have successfully acquitted any previous grant funding. 
• Political organisations are not eligible for funding. 
• Internal Council branches are not eligible for funding. 
• Council employees who are also residents of the city can apply in the same way as any other resident, but must also submit a Conflict of Interest Declaration—Assessment Form. 
• Applicants must give full consent for Council to use any data, information and/or multimedia relating to the project in any or all promotional and marketing campaigns and any other printed or audiovisual or website material relating to Logan City Council (personal details will not be published).

Specific eligibility for each grant category is outlined in guidelines under each category heading.

• Phone: 07 3412 4491
• Email: environment@logan.qld.gov.au