Mohamed bin Zayed Species project number 172515603

Participative monitoring population of Endemic and Endangered Golden Poison Frog (Phyllobates terribilis) in Pacific Lowlands of Cauca department, Colombia

The objectives of our project are: 

Assessment the extant populations with communitary participation

Evaluate the composition and structure of the habitat where the species lives

Delimitate potential areas to establish communitary natural reserves where the species lives

For this, we're going to do the next activities:

Determine the abundance of the species to increase the knowledge about the population state of the species

Evaluate the composition and structure of the habitat and microhabitat conditions where the species lives 

Identify main threats in the area of study to reduce their impacts and protect the species

Conduct environmental education workshops to promote the participation of the locals and increase the knowledge about their territories

Delimitate potential areas to establish community natural reserves where the species lives 

Prepare the report for the Colombian environmental authorities

Project documents

• Map showing the limits of protected area in Calle Santa Rosa indigenous reserve
• A report in English about the flora inventory and structure in La Sierpe, Timbiqui, Cauca
• A bird list of Resguardo Calle Santa Rosa with the expedition in April/2019
• Amphibian characterization
• Report about the amphibian characterization of the field trip did in September
• a letter that describes the articulation process between the foundation ecohabitats and our project to join efforts in the declaration of a protected area of the Golden Dart Frog
• Report in sphanish about the flora of Resguardo Indigena Calle Santa Rosa, Timbiqui




Project 172515603 location - Colombia, South America