Print PageSea Country Partnerships Sponsorship Program
Funding under the Sea Country Partnerships Sponsorship Program provides an opportunity for Great Barrier Reef Traditional Owners to be more involved in sea country management.
Traditional Owners can apply for sponsorship up to the value of $5,000 per person under the program to cover participation in training, events and exchanges that will enable them to better manage their sea country.
A calendar of events lists some upcoming opportunities.
The Sea Country Partnerships Sponsorship Program Guidelines provide information on the program such as conditions of sponsorship and how to apply.
You can download and print a copy of the Sea Country Partnerships Sponsorship Application Form and Summary Report from this website. The Summary Report must be completed within one month of your participation at an event or exchange.
For further information about Sea Country Partnerships Sponsorship Program please contact Gail Barry in the Indigenous Partnerships Group, toll free on 1800 990 177.
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