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The Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund has awarded 440 grants constituting a total donation of $4,130,100 for species conservation projects based in South America.
This project is about the In-situ conservation of populations of three threatened and endemic Magnolia species (Magnolia guatapensis, M. polyhypsophylla and M. yarumalensis) through propagation, population monitoring and improvement and habitat conservation actions in three natural reserves in the north of the central Colombian Andes.
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Integrating research, education, and action to save Darwin’s frogs and forest amphibians in Chile
View Southern Darwin's frog project
Financial reactivation due to Covid-19 of the recovery of the Junin giant frog, NGO GRUPO RANA, Peru.
View Lake Junin giant frog project
COVID pandemic has ceased ecotourism revenue for Fundación Jocotoco's reserve network resulting in a financial deficit for operation costs.
View Black Breasted Puffleg project
Conservation of mountain biodiversity: efforts to understand Fomitiporia nubicola distribution, a Drimys exclusive fungus from threatened Cloud Forest
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Population status and microenvironmental monitoring of the Harlequin Poison frog
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Ensuring the conservation of two Threatened harlequin toads (Atelopus) in the Key Biodiversity Area Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia.
View Starry Night Harlequin toad project
The rare leaf-frogs: threats and conservation of Phrynomedusa dryade
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Searching for the lost Austral Andean Water Frog (Telmatobius contrerasi), an endangered and endemic species from Gualcamayo, Argentina
The main objective of this project is to obtain new information that will be useful to update the conservation status of the species, including the increase in knowledge on the distributional range, assess the threats, and raise awareness on the situation of the species
View Austral Andean Water Frog project
Unveiling the conservation needs of a unique, endemic and critically endangered Venezuelan high Andean frog
View Leopard skunk frog project