15/09/2026
🌱 Funding is now open to help KI landholders undertake practical projects that improve waterway health, strengthen productive farmland and protect our Kangaroo Island’s biodiversity.
Funding may support:
💧 fencing to protect creek lines and riparian vegetation
🌿 revegetation with native tube stock
🐄 stock crossings that reduce erosion and sediment
🚰 relocating livestock watering points away from waterways
All Kangaroo Island landholders are eligible to apply, with priority given to projects in northern catchments and works that benefit threatened species and ecological communities.
You don’t need to begin with a huge project. Every creek line protected, native seedling planted or waterway restored contributes to healthier farms, healthier catchments and a more resilient Kangaroo Island.
📅 Applications close Sunday 11 October 2026.
Find out more and apply:
https://www.landscape.sa.gov.au/ki/news/funding-now-open-for-on-ground-works-on-kangaroo-island
This project is funded by the South Australian Government.
📸 Wisanger farmer Bek Bott and Kangaroo Island Landscape Board Narrow-leaved Mallee Project Officer Kym Lashmar inspect a riparian revegetation project on the Bott family's property. More than 2,100 native seedlings were planted in 2025 to improve water quality, strengthen biodiversity and build farm resilience, with a further 2,000 seedlings planned this year.