Two new projects have been funded for a total of $8,000 from the latest round of the fund - congratulations to the recipients: Liam Rātana and Zoe Madden-Smith from Re: and freelancer Jenny Leonard.
Mōrena koutou - the latest round of the Aotearoa NZ science journalism fund closes for applications TODAY! $15,000 of funding available for projects in two categories: 'Taonga under threat' and 'Natural hazards don't have to be disastrous' https://t.co/DG8mbnvgBk
Before you knock off for the weekend, check out the latest round of science journalism funding - $15,000 available for projects of up to $5,000 each.
Applications close on Monday!
https://t.co/DG8mbnMRsS
Applications for the latest funding round close next Monday - funding is available for projects in two themes: Taonga under threat and natural hazards, supported by @BioHeritageNZ and @EQCNZ. https://t.co/DG8mbnMRsS
Back at work? Planning projects for the year ahead? Check out the latest round of the science journalism fund, supported by @EQCNZ and @BioHeritageNZ - applications close 25 Jan. https://t.co/DG8mbnMRsS
Looking ahead to 2021, we have a new funding round open with support from @BioHeritageNZ and @EQCNZ - applications close 25 January. https://t.co/DG8mbnMRsS
As 2020 (finally) draws to a close, we're highlighting the stories that were funded from this year's special COVID-19 funding round - made possible with support from @smcnz, @ESRNewZealand and @PunahaMatatini
Before you knock off for Christmas, check out the latest round of the Aotearoa NZ Science Journalism Fund: $15,000 available for projects up to $5,000 each - applications close Jan 25. https://t.co/DG8mbnMRsS
Thanks to support from @EQCNZ, our latest round of funding is offering up to $5,000 for projects looking at New Zealand's resilience to natural disasters. Applications close 25 January. https://t.co/T9zFwA78U9
With generous support from @BioHeritageNZ programme Ngā Rākau Taketake - which looks at how to restore and protect connections with native taonga threatened by kauri dieback and myrtle rust - $10,000 is available for projects related to this topic. Applications close 25 January.
Today we've launched the next round of funding, with $15,000 available for projects looking at native plants under threat and resilience to natural disasters. Journalists are welcome to apply for funding up to $5,000 - applications close 25 January.
Awesome to see cross platform immersive storytelling - here @1NewsNZ uses the 3D Antarctic creatures created for Answers Under The Ice in its Augmented Reality newsroom. For full interactive experience head to https://t.co/CESy4TFwDo
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