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Botanical Education Trust awards applications open

Preference will be given to public benefit organisations registered in the Republic of South Africa.

APPLICATIONS for funding of projects by the Botanical Education Trust will close on 30 October.

The Trust operates under the auspices of the Botanical Society of SA (BotSoc). It is fully registered and approved as a Public Benefit Organisation (PBO).

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The objectives of the Trust are to advance education and research in the field of indigenous South African flora and factors influencing it, to assist in funding the publication of literature pertaining to indigenous South African flora and factors influencing it and to promote indigenous South African flora in any way the Trustees see fit.

Funding is available to education, research or publications that have as a main objective the promotion of indigenous South African flora and any item which will be of direct benefit to indigenous South African flora.

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Recipients of awards from the Trust must be resident in South Africa, with preference given to South African citizens. In the case of associations, preference will be given to public benefit organisations registered in the Republic of South Africa.

Grant applications forms can be obtained by email from charlesbotha@gmail.com or on 031 209 3929. Suitable applications for funding are invited from any parts of the country.

 

 

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