Atherton Tablelands Integrated Collaboration Project Grants

As part of the Atherton Tablelands Integrated Collaboration Project (ATIC) — a partnership between Sustainable Table and the Queensland Government, we’re offering two targeted grant opportunities to support farmers and First Nations People in the Atherton Tablelands to transition to regenerative agriculture.

Practice Change Implementation Grants

Funding is available to support practical changes that improve soil health, water quality, biodiversity, and farm resilience.

Who it’s for

Farmers and landholders in the Atherton Tablelands

Typical grant size

Around $50,000 (larger proposals considered)

Total funding available

Minimum $550,000

Examples

Fencing, compost spreaders, cover cropping, water management systems

Key date

EOIs close 23 September 2025

Education & Capacity-Building Grants

Support for farmers to attend or host training, workshops, on-farm demos, or other learning activities that strengthen regenerative practice.

Who it’s for

Farmers and landholders in the Atherton Tablelands

Typical grant size

Around $15,000 (larger proposals considered)

Total funding available

Up to $150,000

Examples

Field days, accredited training, mentoring, travel for education

Key date

EOIs close 3 September 2025