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The Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund has awarded 965 grants for this species type, constituting a total donation of $9,519,525.
Fijian Free-tailed Bats: Action or Extinction. We are working with Nature Fiji- Maraqueti Viti, University of the South Pacific, Birdlife International, and Conservation International to permanently protect the only confirmed roost of this species, a natural cave on the island of Vanua Levu.
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Is reforestation an effective conservation strategy for the Blue-eyed Black Lemur (Eulemur flavifrons)?
View Blue-eyed black lemur project
The use of plantations and forest corridors by the endangered southern woolly lemur: a strategy for their conservation
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Diffusion and social inclusion to protect the Endemic primates (Lagothrix flavicauda and Aotus miconax) of Yambrasbamba, Peru
View Peruvian yellow tailed woolly monkey project
Population study and conservation status of the hooded spider monkey Ateles geoffroyi grisescens, Darien, Panama
View Hodded Spider Monkey project
Finding Spaces for Coexistence: Understanding Response of Fishermen to Decline in Fish Catch and Engaging them to Reduce Dolphin By-catch
View Ganges River Dolphin project
The project is expansion of 'The Rufford Foundation, UK' supported research and activity-based capacity-building to develop human-elephant interaction management plan in ‘Mayurjharna Elephant Reserve’, existing/extended ‘Zone of influence’. We will enumerate elephant population and record migration range to develop distribution and interface zone maps. ‘ The Elephant Reserve Research Station’ will develop ...
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What stresses gibbons out? Sources of Variation in Faecal Cortisol Levels in Nomascus annamensis Gibbons in Cambodia.
View Northern yellow cheeked gibbon project
Mitigating threats to leopards in the Machiara region by involving local people in leopard conservation and livestock protection activities
The main aim of this program is to raise conservation awareness about leopard and provide necessary management tools to inform and impart knowledge, particularly to local communities, as well as to enhance indigenous and traditional knowledge that is useful for the conservation.
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Conservation of small Neotropical Felidae in subtropical Interior Atlantic Forest.
View Oncilla project