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A desk-based review of illegal killing and capture of birds in sub-Saharan Africa
The illegal killing, capture and trading of birds (IKB) is one of the threats faced by migratory birds in the African-Eurasian Flyway region. BirdLife International is actively addressing this problem...View Project
Building capacity for locally-led and participatory MPA development and monitoring
Ith Srey will have a key role in developing and delivering training for local stakeholders, with the aim of building her capacity for future Marine Protected Area (MPA) development and...View Project
A carnivore conservation initiative in north-eastern forest reserves of Bangladesh
The mixed evergreen forest reserves of north-eastern Bangladesh are known for a rich mammal assemblage. The reserves, the northern fringes of the Baramura-Atharamura-Longtharai Hills, are under formal protections encompassing two...View Project
Monitoring and Nominating Important Bird & Biodiversity Areas in Ghana
Joseph will provide regional support to BirdLife International Partners regarding Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA) monitoring and updates, and Key Biodiversity Area (KBA) nomination. This will take the form...View Project
Future-proofing endangered species conservation in Anguilla
The goal of this internship is to train an emerging conservation leader on the impacts of climate change on Anguilla’s endangered plant and reptile species and the development and implementation...View Project
Roost and habitat protection for short-tailed roundleaf bats in Nigeria
Previously thought to occur only in Cameroon and Bioko (an island in Equatorial Guinea), the short-tailed roundleaf bat (Hipposideros curtus) was recently discovered in Nigeria by our team in 2016....View Project
Testing snow leopard human-wildlife conflict prevention measures in Tajikistan
Human wildlife conflict (HWC) poses a significant threat to snow leopards and human livelihoods in the Pamir Mountains, Tajikistan. In particular, mass livestock killings by snow leopards inside corrals occur...View Project
Small felid conservation in an endangered ecosystem in Bolivia
Worldwide, the information on small felids compared to larger felids species is limited. In Bolivia, seven species of small felids are registered, and there is a possibility that the southern...View Project
Conservation actions and invertebrates investigation in Sataplia-Tskaltubo karst caves, Georgia
Cave-dwelling invertebrates in the Sataplia-Tskaltubo karst cave massif of the Imereti region, western Georgia, have been poorly investigated. Only 34% of the 49 caves have been studied biospeleologically (i.e., the...View Project
The snaring disaster and optimistic solutions for in situ wildlife conservation in Vietnam and Laos
The Critically Endangered large-antlered muntjac (Muntiacus vuquangensis) is one of several threatened endemic species in the Annamite Mountains of Vietnam and Laos. These species are under high pressure from intensive...View Project
Development of catching techniques and tagging of the red-breasted goose by satellite transmitters in Kazakhstan
The main purpose of the project is to develop a method for catching and tagging red-breasted geese (Rufibrenta ruficollis) with satellite transmitters at migration stopover places in northern Kazakhstan. Northern...View Project
Occupancy modelling to determine wildlife corridors at Makgadikgadi Pans, Botswana
This project will carry out multi-species occupancy modelling for the western boundary of the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park (MPNP) in Botswana to assess the main transgression points that species use...View Project
Protecting endangered plant species of the mecrusse forest in Panda, Mozambique
Mozambique is home to several endangered plant species. However, there is little scientific information about them and some of them occur in very specific environments or with very restricted distribution...View Project
Helping FFI in Kyrgyzstan to save falcons, tulips and wild forests
Mariia is actively involved in all ongoing FFI Kyrgyzstan projects related but not limited to the illegal trade of saker falcons, Falco cherrug, research and conservation of wild tulips and...View Project
Harnessing the potential of promising conservation leaders to conserve South Sudan’s unique biodiversity
In a conflict-affected country with limited resources and capacity, FFI South Sudan aims to support the Wildlife Service and local communities to better conserve their rare but little known biodiversity...View Project
Developing leadership in the conservation of endangered birds on Ometepe Island, Nicaragua
To strengthen the conservation capacity of a local leader, with a focus on a research project on the nesting behaviour of the yellow-naped parrot (Amazona auropalliata) during two reproductive seasons,...View Project
Population dynamics of Chlorocardium rodiei (Greenheart) in Guyana, South America
In Guyana, Chlorocardium rodiei (greenheart) is listed as a data deficient species. This tree species is of great economic importance to Guyana as the forestry sector is a major contributor to the country’s...View Project
Enabling Support for Sharks in the Miskito Cays of Honduras
In 2011 Honduras was declared a Shark Sanctuary and prohibited all shark fishing. In 2016, this was partially repealed to allow captures and commercialization of sharks for the Moskitia Region. As...View Project
Spatial Ecology and conservation of hammerheads (Sphyrna zygaena) in Peru
Marine resources are of vital importance to Peru, yet are increasingly threatened through overfishing, pollution and the loss of keystone predators such as sharks. Hammerhead and other shark species, especially...View Project
Engaging communities in the conservation of wild Maire’s yews in Nepal
Yews have been heavily exploited in Nepal. Annually, Nepal exports an average of 25 kg of 10-DAB-III about 45,454 kilograms of Taxus leaves. T. mairei’s leaves are raw materials for...View Project
