New Fund to Pioneer Marine Data Technologies
from the world class facilities and infrastructure available to marine technology businesses, including at the University of Plymouth. Data drawn from the University of Plymouth’s High Frequency Radar array on the North Cornwall coast could be used to provide supporting data sets for these grant applications.”To be eligible for funding, companies must base their funded activity in Cornwall. Funded activities must also create a benefit for the economy of Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly.Projects of all sizes are encouraged but it is anticipated that businesses will request funding support
$45 mln to bolster Reef Protection
restoration projects in priority areas in the Burdekin, Fitzroy, Burnett Mary and Cape York natural resource management regions; * $20 million through the Australian Government Reef Trust phase 4 competitive grants round for gully and streambank restoration in priority areas - now open for grant applications; * A northern reef recovery project focused on remediation in Cape York, delivered through a partnership between the Great Barrier Reef Foundation and the Queensland Government, $3 million each; * $5 million in Queensland Government funding for gully and streambank management