The Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund has awarded $27,994,167 to 2979 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.
Magnolia banghamii
Survey and conservation of endemic, Data Deficient trees in Sumatra, Indonesia: Magnolia banghamii, M. calophylloides and M. sumatrae
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Konrad's Bumblebee
Can we save a high-altitude narrow-range bumblebee facing extinction? Applying practical ways to enhance habitat quality
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Sandfish
Population assesment and status of the endangered commercial sea cucumber in South Sulawesi
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Gardel’s sand-dune lizard
Conservation of the microendemic and recently-discovered lizard (Liolaemus gardeli; Squamata, Liolaemidae) in South America. The region encompasses an area of relict dunes within the Tacurembó River basin. Liolaemus gardeli is a newly discovered lizard species, described for a very restricted distribution and endemic to a single locality, this species occurs in dunes with sandy soils and patches of herbaceous vegetation.
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Brazilian Merganser
Overcoming Breeding Bootlenecks of the Northern Brazilian Merganser Population
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Peleng Tarsier
Local youth-based conservation: An effort to protect the endangered endemic tarsier in Banggai, Sulawesi
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White-bellied pangolin
White-bellied pangolin rising: a community-driven effort to save an endangered species in Benin
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Eastern Cordillera Small-footed Shrew
Assessing the conservation status of the rarest shrews (Soricidae: Cryptotis) of the Northern Andes.
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Vellozia sessilis
Searching for Vellozia sessilis, a charismatic plant endemic to the highlands of the Cerrado biodiversity hotspot
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Begonia montis-elephantis
Conservation of Begonia montis-elephantis, an endemic and critically endangered plant species in Mont de l'Elephant, Cameroon. The Mont de l'Elephant is a Tropical Important Plant Area in Cameroon and a refuge of endemic and endangered species like Begonia montis-species.Due to mining and farming activities, Begonia montis-elephantis will disapear of disappear into the wild if no conservation measures are taken.
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