F.N.C.V.

The FNCV Environment Fund has the following purposes:

To support and finance environmental research, in particular research into the biodiversity of Victoria.
To support and finance dissemination of information on the natural environment by any legitimate means, including public lectures, seminars, field trips, courses and publications.
To support and finance practical projects aimed at preserving and enhancing the biodiversity of Victoria.

The Committee calls for applications for the next round of funding from the FNCV Environment Fund.

Requests for projects between $200 and $1000 will be considered.

Applications for this round of funding close Friday 16 April 2010. Click HERE for more details.

Donations can be made to the Environment Fund. Click HERE for more details.

The Field Naturalists Club of Victoria (FNCV) is Victoria's oldest conservation group. Juniors on a field trip to investigate Pond Life. The FNCV was founded in 1880, and continues as a vigorous and practical advocate of conservation and the study of natural history to this day. The Club has close to 1000 members and publishes the bimonthly journal 'The Victorian Naturalist'. Early Club members for two decades successfully worked towards reservation of Wilsons Promontory as a national park. The FNCV continues to thrive to this day. We are a very active club with a diverse calendar of events.

The huge range of interests within the club have seen the development of various Special Interest Groups. Members are welcome to attend activities of any or all of these groups. Visitors are welcomed, but please note a $5 fee may apply to non-members on some group activities (this includes insurance).

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