
09-12-2015 - Eastern Eggar
Awareness for conservation of Eriogaster catax in Cluj county,Romania, a IUCN Data Deficient Species
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The Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund has awarded 146 grants constituting a total donation of $1,344,189 for species conservation projects based in Europe.
Awareness for conservation of Eriogaster catax in Cluj county,Romania, a IUCN Data Deficient Species
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Epirus grasshopper conservation: linking ecology and genetics and under a conservation perspective
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Saving the Angels of the Atlantic from extinction: Conservation project in the Canary Islands
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Describe and understand the key features of the food web that support the local speckled lizard populations, as a conservation tool.
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The Horrid ground-weaver spider (Nothophantes horridus) is a Critically Endangered spider that is endemic to the UK. Buglife are undertaking new surveys and ecological research to better understand the status, distribution and habitat requirements of this species in order to support its conservation.
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Ecology and conservation of the critically endangered Frade Cave Spider (Anapistula ataecina)
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Assessing the status of European cave salamanders (genus Speleomantes and Atylodes).
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The Romanian Longicorn beetle project is the first study in Romania to evaluate the distribution and abundance of saproxylic beetles in traditionally-maintained landscapes, ultimately providing conservation and management guidelines for endangered, threatened, and data deficient beetles. Along with ecological information on longicorn community composition, species richness, and abundance, the information gathered will be used to evaluate current ...
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The Iberian toothcarp is an endemic species from Iberian Peninsula distributed over twenty isolated populations along the Spanish Mediterranean coast. Andalusia population inhabits natural and artificial habitats in the medium-lower basin of the Adra River. These habitats are degraded by human uses and activities. We will evaluate the main threats and promote management measures to restore and conserve the species' habitats.
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The Greek Meadow Viper Working Group works on the conservation ecology of the Greek Meadow Viper in Albania and Greece. Now we developing ethoncoservational strategy on overgrazed alpine meadow to reach a sustainable human use of the Albanian Highlands and promote the long term existence of this endangered venomous snake.
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