• Devon Osprey Partnership

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  • Swift Boxes – Year 2

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  • Washfield Wetland

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  • Harvest Mouse – Years 2 and 3

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  • Tamar Beavers

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  • Disco Scallops

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  • Dartmoor Nature Alliance

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  • Kenn Valley Farm Cluster

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  • Species Recovery Centre

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  • Till the Coast is Clear x Depeche Mode – Year 2

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  • Discovering the Cove – Phase 2

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  • Strategic Exe Weirs

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  • Save our Seagrass – Year 2

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  • Flete Field Lab Biochar Kiln

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  • Friends of the Dart

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  • Big Devon Meadows Count

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  • Dolphin Project

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  • Youth Sailing Dart Estuary Custodians

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  • Wild About Devon, Year 3

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  • Life on the Edge

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  • Moor Trees, Year 2

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  • South Devon Seals

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  • Pesticide-Free Bradley

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  • Native Kelp Restoration

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  • Regenerative School, Year 3

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  • Plastic Free North Devon Year 2

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  • Ecosystem Approach Film

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  • Flete Field Lab, Year 3

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  • In Moss & Moor, Phase 2

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  • Swift Boxes

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  • Wild Plant Nursery

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  • Till the Coast is Clear X Depeche Mode

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  • Harvest Mouse

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  • Discovering the Cove

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  • Kingsbridge Climate Action

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  • Crayfish Hatchery

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  • Save Our Seagrass

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  • CSI Community Analysts

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  • Wild About Devon, Year 2

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  • Regenerative School

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  • Wildlife Wardens

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  • Till the Coast is Clear

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  • Plastic Free North Devon

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  • Two Moors Pine Marten Project

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  • In Moss and Moor

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  • Plymouth Pesticide Awareness

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  • Wildcats

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  • Regenerative School

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  • East Devon Swales

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  • Reptiles and Amphibians

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  • Moor Trees

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  • Life on the Edge

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  • South Hams Marine Life Rescue

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  • Torbay Seabed Regeneration

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  • Bug Recovery Network

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  • Yealm Estuary to Moor

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  • Wild About Devon

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  • Rare Wildflower Recovery

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  • Seaweed Farming

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  • West Devon Butterfly Habitat

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  • Regenerative School

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  • Till the Coast is Clear

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  • Wildlife Wardens

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  • River Wildlife Corridors and Beavers

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  • Flete Field Lab

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  • Regenerative Agriculture Qualification

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  • Water Vole Surveys

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  • Water Vole Release

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  • Exmoor Tree Nursery

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  • Litter Free Sea

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  • Wildlife Wardens

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  • Regenerative Dartmoor

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  • Apprentice Academy

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  • Devon Beavers

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  • Plastic Pollution

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  • Seaweed Farming

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  • Devon Meadows

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  • Regenerative Agriculture

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Distribution of Projects

Grant criteria Overview

  • WHO: Local non-profit organisations, associations, clubs or unions, social cooperative enterprises and/or other local bodies, including research centres, are all welcome to apply for DEF grants.

  • Non-local applicants, already active in the area or experts, can be also eligible for grants and strategic partnerships, if they prove that they can offer capacity building to the locals and/or tangible impact through their work on the ground.

  • The applicants must display strong and effective leadership and emphasise an integrated bottom-up approach, by consulting with, mobilising and involving local communities and demonstrating positive community impact.

  • WHAT: Applications for funding from the DEF should fit into one of the Foundation’s key focus areas as well as the DEF’s preferred types of projects.

  • The proposed projects shall be clear and compelling, with the objective to create measurable and sustainable long-term results, build capacity and encourage participation by the local community.

  • Ideally, the proposed activities shall be sufficiently visible to leverage additional support from other funding sources.

  • WHERE: The DEF encourages the implementation of projects in different parts of Devon. Projects with opportunities for replicability in other parts of the county, to amplify their impact, will be prioritised.

How to apply

All applicants need to complete and submit our application form. If your application is approved, you will need to sign a Grant Agreement specifying the terms of our collaboration. Please complete the online application form below or contact amanda@devonenvironment.org for a Word version.