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Green Corridor Leadership: biodiversity conservation with social involvement in the Atlantic Forest of Argentina
Misiones (Argentina) contains one of the major Atlantic Forest remnants; nevertheless, deforestation threatens to isolate them. Since 2002, we have been working in the corridor between Urugua-í and Foerster parks....View Project
A feasibility study of reintroducing Chinese alligator to Yancheng Biosphere Reserve, Jiangsu Province, China
The Chinese alligator, Alligator sinensis, is on the verge of becoming extinct in the wild due to loss of natural wetlands in the lower Yangzi River region. In 1983, a...View Project
Conservation of threatened birds in Azerbaijan
A rich diversity of landscape types in Azerbaijan creates ideal conditions for a high number of globally threatened species. Six species were selected for this project based on the fact...View Project
Mannophryne olmonae: an ecological study in Tobago (Republic of Trinidad and Tobago)
Mannophryne olmonae is a poorly studied endemic to Tobago, listed as Critically Endangered by the IUCN. The population has undergone a rapid decline, over the last three generations (Hardy, 2004)....View Project
Chameleons for conservation: surveys and monitoring in Menabe Region Madagascar
We will make a quantitative assessment of chameleon populations across a gradient of habitat degradation in Menabe's dry forests. We will survey roosting chameleons at night from randomly located transects...View Project
Participatory research towards the conservation of the Endangered-endemic river turtle Podocnemis lewyana in the Upper Magdalena River, Colombia
Podocnemis Lewyana, the Magdalena’s river turtle, is a fresh water threatened-endemic turtle species from the so-called Uraba-Magdalena eco-region in Colombia. It is considered endangered species (EN) in the IUCN red...View Project
Bat count Philippines
Flying-foxes are a conservation priority. They are not only endangered but are also important ecologically, valued by local communities, and may serve as umbrella species and charismatic flagships for conservation....View Project
Conducting actions to stop Titicaca flightless grebe accidental fishing net deaths in Bolivia
The Titicaca Flightless Grebe is in a fast decline through accidental fishing net deaths in Bolivia and Peru. Birds are washed up on the beach daily. If no actions are...View Project
The human factor in mouse lemur (Microcebus griseorufus) conservation: local resource utilization and habitat disturbance at Beza Mahafaly special reserve, SW Madagascar
This project focuses on the interactions between local people and lemurs at Beza Mahafaly (SW Madagascar). The target species is the smallest of endemic primate species at this reserve, Microcebus...View Project
Bringing bats off the brink: conservation action for the Critically Endangered Seychelles sheath-tailed bat
This study will build on the previous BPCP funded ‘Bats on the Brink’ (BOTB) project by testing three alternative hypotheses about the causes of the severe population decline of Coleura...View Project
Rethinking participatory management: towards ecoregion-based conservation in Trinidad & Tobago
As the most rapidly industrializing country in the Caribbean region, Trinidad and Tobago’s biodiversity is under ever increasing threat. Protected areas are seen as key in conserving the rich biodiversity,...View Project
Coral reef conservation through optical-chemical ecological assessment of Pacific Panamanian reef habitats
In 2002, an agreement to form an Eastern Tropical Pacific Seascape (a.k.a. the “Pacific Biological Corridor”), was signed by the governments of Costa Rica, Panamá, Ecuador and Colombia with the...View Project
Supporting conservation of West Caucasian tur (Capra caucasica) in Georgia
The West Caucasian tur is one of the most endangered and highly endemic species in the Caucasus. The lack of recent data about the population status of this species rendered...View Project
Conservation status of the montaine slender loris in Horton Plains National Park, Sri Lanka
Loris tardigradus nycticeboides is a small endemic nocturnal primate found in Sri Lanka. It is confined to the Horton Plains National Park, a montane forest whose fauna and flora are...View Project
Numbers and distribution of rare birds of southeast area of Western Siberia
The purpose of the given project is to gain new information on numbers and distribution Oxyura leucocephala, Vanellus gregarious and other waterfowl in territory of lakes and steppes of a southeast...View Project
White sand forests in Upper Amazonia: conservation of its endemic avifauna and flora, Peru
White Sand Forests occur disperse in Peruvian Amazonia and despite its low diversity they harbor a unique community of organisms, mostly composed of endemics. In the past few years 10...View Project
Where the antelope once roamed: the demography and movement patterns of a migratory ungulate population in a human-altered landscape
Migratory ungulate populations are declining worldwide due to anthropogenic activities, such as habitat loss, loss of connectivity and poaching interfering with the biological properties of the migratory cycle. This project...View Project
Sustainable bat conservation in Caucasus Mountain regions
Caucasus is one of the most biologically rich regions on the Earth; the extremely various landscape providing many types of habitats for bats. The overall goal of the project is...View Project
