A small Environmental Fund has been dedicated to helping local parish churches to deliver new environmental projects.
Plans that improve the churchyard which include new approaches and innovative ideas as well as sustainable approaches to supporting your local environment are potentially eligible for grants of up to £250.
For more information please see the document below
Wildlife garden funding Information Sheet
Wildlife Garden Grant Application Form
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Hi,
Does this apply to any denomination of churchyard? We are planning to do some ecological planting work on a Catholic churchyard in our parish.