The Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund has awarded $19,006,574 to 2041 conservation
projects for all species types with all IUCN classifications throughout the world.
Project managers that have decided to publish their projects, are illustrated on the map below.
Northern tiger cat
Ecology and conservation of the northern tiger cat Leopardus tigrinus in Furna Feia National Park, Brazilian semiarid Caatinga
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Bengal tiger
Assessing structural connectivity of a Biological Corridor for enabling safe movement of tigers between National Parks in Bhutan.
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Anatolian Mountain Viper
Pioneers in Central-eastern Anatolia: rapid range assessments of threatened and rare viper species in uncharted territories
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Magnolia domingensis
Integrated conservation action for the Dominican Republic's threatened Magnolias - M. domingensis, M. hamorii and M. pallescens
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Variable Harlequin Frog
Reintroducing captive-bred Variable Harlequin Frogs (Atelopus varius) back into the wilds of Panama and conducting post-release monitoring to determine success factors.
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Baer's Wood Mouse
Status and Conservation of the Endangered Baer’s Wood Mouse (Hylomyscus baeri) in Ghana.
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Pepperbark Tree
The Pepper-bark tree is Extinct in the Wild in Zimbabwe, largely due to habitat loss and over-collection for herbal medicine, however is still survives in a small number of private gardens. The Global Trees Campaign (GTC) will reintroduce this important medicinal tree back into Zimbabwe and facilitate its cultivation in home gardens to generate sustainable incomes.
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Psychotria silhouettae
Addressing knowledge gaps on the distribution and population status for three Critically Endangered species restricted to Silhouette Island (Seychelles).
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Malabar River Lily
The Malabar River lily (Crinum malabaricum) is endemic to approximately 5 km of 4 streams in northern Kerala State, south-west India. The streams arise and flow over laterite outcrops which support a wealth of endemic wetland-dependent plants. This project involved collaboration with staff and students of the Government College, Kasaragod to develop a baseline for monitoring population trends in this species.
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