Supported Projects

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Rio Máximo Fauna Refuge: an internationally important Cuban wetland
Future Conservationist Award Bird

Rio Máximo Fauna Refuge is one of the most important wetlands in Cuba and indeed in the Caribbean. Our aim is to obtain information to propose this area as an...View Project

Bird
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Endemic land snails and earthworms from a Protected Area in the Ventania Mountain System
Future Conservationist Award Invertebrate

The "ETP Reserve", located at the Ventania Mountain System, is the only reserve protecting the natural highland grasslands in the Argentinian pampas. These ancient mountains form a very particular outcrop...View Project

Invertebrate
Future Conservationist Award Invertebrate
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Survey of threatened and restricted range species of Borana Zone, Southern Ethiopia
Future Conservationist Award Bird

The six globally threatened species studied, restricted to tiny habitats confined within the six IBAs, are severely affected by habitat loss as result of deforestation, overgrazing, and natural and man-made...View Project

Bird
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Urugua-í green corridor 2002
Future Conservationist Award Multiple

The project will evaluate the ecological connectivity between two provincial parks of Misiones (Argentina): Urugua-í (84,000 has., Key Bird Area) and Horacio Foerster (4,000 has.). To evaluate this, a series...View Project

Multiple
Future Conservationist Award Multiple
Conservation Follow-up Award
Monitor 2002
Conservation Follow-up Award Amphibian

MONITOR 2000 is a follow-up initiative designed to introduce this time and cost-effective amphibian monitoring method to volunteers in Hungary, and other representatives of Central & Eastern European (CEE) countries....View Project

Amphibian
Conservation Follow-up Award Amphibian
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Population status & breeding ecology of ash-breasted tit-tyrant (Anairetes alpinus, Tyrannidae)
Future Conservationist Award Bird

We will estimate the population number of the Ash Breasted Tit Tyrant using direct observations in transects through the Polylepis forests. We will mark individuals of A. alpinus in order...View Project

Bird
Future Conservationist Award Bird
Conservation Follow-up Award
Kikuyu escarpment outreach project 2002
Conservation Follow-up Award Multiple

This research has been developed by Kijabe Environment Volunteers as concern about the continuous destruction of the Kerita forest with little or no concern from the adjacent communities. This is...View Project

Multiple
Conservation Follow-up Award Multiple
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Conservation action on protecting the endemic owls in the Lianhuashan Mountains in Gansu, China
Future Conservationist Award Bird

During our work on the conservation biology of the Chinese grouse at the Lianhuashan Mountains, we got the new discoveries of two endemic owls, one is the Sichuan Wood Owl...View Project

Bird
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Conservation status of the bumble-bee bat in Myanmar
Future Conservationist Award Mammal

Background: - the bumble-bee bat is the world's smallest mammal, weighting 2 grams. Until recently its distribution area was thought to be restricted to a small area on the River...View Project

Mammal
Future Conservationist Award Mammal
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Proyecto Hapalopsittaca: study of two Endangered parrots in oak forests, Colombia
Future Conservationist Award Bird

Two enigmatic Colombian parrot species of the genus Hapalopsittaca are virtually unknown in life and restricted to the threatened montane ecosystems of the Northern Andes. Critically, the threats facing them...View Project

Bird
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The frogs of Papua New Guinea
Future Conservationist Award Amphibian

Amphibian populations are declining worldwide. Papua New Guinea is a world hotspot for biodiversity and contains very speciose communities of amphibians. PNG has 197 species of frog, which are very...View Project

Amphibian
Future Conservationist Award Amphibian
Conservation Follow-up Award
Nepenthes project 2002
Conservation Follow-up Award Plant

Few studies of Nepenthes in West Sumatera are known, such as Rusjdi Tamin (1983) and Muhammadin (1994). It is only give some information about 12 species of Nepenthes. From these...View Project

Plant
Conservation Follow-up Award Plant
Future Conservationist Award
CROC (community-based research, observance & conservation project)
Future Conservationist Award Reptile

The Philippine crocodile was once widely distributed and abundant throughout the Philippines. Intensive hunting and habitat loss have led to the disappearance of C. mindorensis in most parts of the...View Project

Reptile
Future Conservationist Award Reptile
Conservation Follow-up Award
Project Garuda
Conservation Follow-up Award Bird

Mts. Burangrang and Tangkuban Perahu sized 4,36 ha located north of Bandung are given priority in this project. At least seven pairs of Javan Hawk-eagle were recorded here and therefore...View Project

Bird
Conservation Follow-up Award Bird
Future Conservationist Award
Survey of the southern and western Carpathians underground bat habitats
Future Conservationist Award Mammal

In Romania, as in all of Europe, the cave dwelling bat colonies has suffered a drastic decline in the latest decades. This was confirmed also through the monitoring fieldwork of...View Project

Mammal
Future Conservationist Award Mammal
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Crested ibis 2001: conservation biology and environment pollution monitoring
Future Conservationist Award Bird

The Crested Ibis is a globally threatened species and ranked as critical endangered (Collar et.al.,1994). After the rediscovery of the wild birds in Yangxian, Shaanxi province in 1981, great conservation...View Project

Bird
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Linking education and research for the conservation of the Andean mountain cat
Future Conservationist Award Mammal

The Andean Mountain cat only lives in the high-altitude dry areas of the Andes of Peru, Bolivia, Chile and Argentina. This project arose from 3 previous surveys carried out by...View Project

Mammal
Future Conservationist Award Mammal
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Nepenthes project 2001
Future Conservationist Award Plant

The pitcher plant (Nephenthes) is a carnivorous straggling climber whose stems can reach up to 70 ft in length and whose trumpet shaped 'pitchers' can hold up to two litres...View Project

Plant
Future Conservationist Award Plant
Conservation Follow-up Award
Yungas 2001
Conservation Follow-up Award Bird

The Cordillera de Mosetenes is the largest biologically unexplored area of the Bolivian Andes and one of the largest unexplored parts of the Andean range (pers. com. Hennessey, Co-ordinator of...View Project

Bird
Conservation Follow-up Award Bird
Future Conservationist Award
Study of the impact of plant exploitation on the habitat, population & behaviour of mountain gorilla
Future Conservationist Award Mammal

Medium-altitude forests house the mountain Gorilla (Gorilla beringei beringei) an endangered species that merits serious protection (OATES, 1996, BUTYNSKI, 1997). The mountain Gorilla population does not exceed 650 individuals who...View Project

Mammal
Future Conservationist Award Mammal