Funding

Community and volunteer support is vital to Project Crimson's success. The Trust works with organisations, communities and individuals throughout New Zealand and assists them by providing funding and trees for local projects.

Each year the Trust seeks applications for conservation, restoration and research projects involving pohutukawa and rata.

To be considered, the project must provide long-term benefits to the local environment and provide tangible evidence of effective resource management.

The annual deadline for applications is 01 March. Any applications received after this date will be considered in the following year's funding review.

In this section you will find:

• guidelines explaining who can, and how to apply for funding from Project Crimson;
• a list of successful projects in previous funding rounds