The Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund has awarded $25,761,849 to 2742 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.
Bombon sardine
Tawilis Conservation and Consumer Education Program is an action research which is a rapid assessment on community perspectives, awareness and understanding of the conservation of the endangered species. The outputs include a Social Behavior and Change Communication (SBCC) Toolkit and knowledge products about tawilis conservation including associated socio-economic concerns of affected fisherfolk communities. The results are also reflected in the ...
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Pico Blanco Tree Frog
In-situ conservation of the treefrog Isthmohyla pictipes in a tropical cloud forest of Costa Rica
The Pico Blanco Treefrog, Isthmohyla pictipes, is a Critically Endangered anuran endemic to Costa Rica, where it occurs along pristine streams of tropical cloud forests above 1500 masl. In this project, we will monitor a relict population to gain a better understanding of its conservation status in Costa Rica.
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Moorland frog
AQUA-PROGRAM FOR THE CONSERVATION OF THE Moorland frog (Atelopus pastuso), IN COLOMBIA
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Santa Cruz Ground Dove
Saving Vanuatu’s Endangered Ground Dove from Extinction through Indigenous Conservation Action
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Sinu Parakeet
The Sinu parakeet conservation project, funded by the Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund, has achieved significant results despite challenges. We have conducted extensive field investigations, implemented habitat conservation measures, developed a far-reaching environmental education campaign, and mobilized additional funding, all in the interest of protecting this vital species.
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Indian long-billed vulture
Conservation of Critically Endangered Vultures in Nashik, India
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Blond titi monkey
The population size of the critically endangered blond titi monkey in the Chapada Diamantina National Park, Brazil
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Mountain Bongo
Holding over 75% of the Critically endangered Mountain Bongo, the Aberdare Mountains; listed as tentative World Heritage Site by the UNESCO, an Important Bird and Key Biodiversity Area, a major water tower in Kenya is under serious destruction threat from adjacent local communities. The project will involve local communities in protection and monitoring of this critically species and its habitat in Aberdare.
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Huemul deer
Reducing threats for the Endangered Huemul deer in Cerro Castillo National Park, Aysen Region, Chilean Patagonia.
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Baird's tapir
Participatory education and formation of biological corridors, for the conservation of the tapir and its habitat in Mahogany Park, Nicaragua.
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