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Funding nature’s future: Force for Nature grant scheme reopens for 2025 - Pembrokeshire Coast National Park (www.pembrokeshirecoast.wales)

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Community groups, charities, town and community councils, schools, and businesses across Pembrokeshire are invited to apply to the popular Force for Nature grant scheme, which has now reopened for applications for 2025.

Established by the Pembrokeshire Coast Charitable Trust, the scheme offers grants of up to £4,000 to support projects that deliver positive conservation and environmental outcomes within or around the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Eligible projects may include initiatives that enhance biodiversity, create or improve green spaces, take action on climate change, or protect and restore natural habitats.

Since its launch in 2021, the Force for Nature scheme has supported 41 projects across Pembrokeshire, from community gardens and habitat creation to wellbeing gardens and green spaces that benefit both people and wildlife.

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