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Bat conservation Madagascar
Bat Conservation Madagascar will conduct a series of projects designed to improve the capacity of Malagasy biologists to study bats and to provide relevant information on the ecology and conservation...View Project
Status survey for orange-necked partridge in Binh Phuoc, Vietnam
The orange-necked partridge (Arborophila davidi) is a globally endangered bird and the species is endemic to the Southern Vietnam Lowlands. There are two confirmed sites for the species: Cat Tien...View Project
Conservation of Gangetic dolphin in Brahmaputra river system, India
The Brahmaputra river system is one of the major habitats of Gangetic dolphin (Platanista gangetica) in the world. However, due to the lack of site-based and people-oriented conservation approaches, dolphin...View Project
Finding Napo: conservation of Napoleon Wrasses and rare corals at Namu Atoll
Rare coral reef animals are highly endangered by the present threats imposed on reefs, yet a lack of information on their distribution, abundance and population dynamics means that rare species...View Project
A field survey for the grey-shanked douc langur
The grey-shanked Douc langur (Pygathrix cinerea) is endemic to Vietnam and occurs in a restricted range in the central coastal region and the central highlands of Vietnam (Quang Nam, Quang...View Project
Bat census in Crimean caves
There is little information available about the status of the 22 bat species found in Crimea (from the total 28 bat species of Ukraine). However, it is known that over...View Project
The last East African sirenians: conservation of dugongs in Bazaruto Archipelago
Dugongs are Critically Endangered throughout most of the western Indian Ocean. In East Africa, the last viable population inhabits Bazaruto Archipelago, Mozambique, but its survival is threatened by human-caused mortality...View Project
The Green Corridor: linking landscapes, people and institutions in Atlantic Forest of Argentina
The project also aims to increase the knowledge and valuation of the marsh deer and of the whole wetland ecosystem. Educational talks in schools, production of materials for local communities,...View Project
Karumbé 2004
The green turtle (Chelonia mydas) has experienced drastic declines over the last four decades and is presently listed as endangered throughout its range (IUCN 2000). Data collected by Karumbé since...View Project
Gaynawaan 2004: conservation of threatened vertebrates at Mount Sinaka, Mindanao
This project will step-up the conservation of Mount Sinaka, a 19 sq km Important Bird Area (IBA), by focusing research and monitoring on globally threatened and indicator vertebrates, which are...View Project
Alder Amazon: neglected issue in conservation priorities – defining its population status and distribution
The Alder Amazon (Amazona tucumana) is a highly endemic and poorly known parrot that inhabits the Yungas montane cloud forest of Argentina and Bolivia. The Yungas Forest is a high...View Project
Bat survey in the Slovensky Raj National Park (Slovakia)
Slovensky Raj National Park, in the Slovak karst region of Slovakia, has a high number of caves and underground spaces which serve as important habitat for bats. Some surveys have...View Project
Conservation action, training and research in the Androy Region of southern Madagascar
The Androy region of central and southern Madagascar is home to the Antandroy people and consists of a wealth of endemic and threatened wildlife. The region, which has been identified...View Project
Incidental capture of seabirds survey in coastal fisheries
Incidental mortality associated to longline fishing is the main problem for the conservation of nearly all albatross and many petrel species throughout the world. The situation is so serious that...View Project
Survey of the Eastern Carpathians and Dobrogea underground bat habitats
This project aims to conduct detailed surveys on cave dwelling bat species in the Eastern Carpathians and Dobrogea regions of Romania, along with bat conservation training workshops for volunteers. According...View Project
Katala quest, Northern Palawan
The flagship species of the expedition is the critically endangered Philippine cockatoo, an endemic to the island nation. As few as 1,000 individuals may be left in the wild. The...View Project
An integrated approach towards giant otter (Pteronura brasiliensis) conservation in Bolivia
The giant otter (Pteronura brasiliensis) is one of the most endangered mammal species in the Neotropical region and one of four endangered otter species in the world. The project aims...View Project
Conservation of spot billed pelican (Pelecanus philipensis) in north central and central provinces of Sri Lanka
Spot Billed Pelican (Pelecanus philippensis) is one of the important bird species categorised as vulnerable and the only known present day breeding populations occur in Sri Lanka, India and Cambodia...View Project
Bat count 2003
Large flying foxes in insular Southeast Asia are the most threatened of the Old World fruit bats due to deforestation, unregulated hunting, and little conservation commitment from local governments. Despite...View Project
The Biota of Boa Nova region: a baseline for a conservation plan
The Boa Nova of Brazil consists of two highly threatened vegetation types—deciduous dry forest and humid patches of Atlantic Forest. The region is well known by bird specialists as a...View Project
