
20-05-2025 - Hopea celebica
Distribution Confirmation, Mapping, and Conservation Action of Hopea celebica is Endangered and Endemic species in Sulawesi Island under Mining Expansion
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The MBZ Fund and GEF is delighted to announce that 78 small grants have been awarded as part of this program, constituting a total donation of $616,858. Click here to see all these grants. Those with case studies are featured below.
Distribution Confirmation, Mapping, and Conservation Action of Hopea celebica is Endangered and Endemic species in Sulawesi Island under Mining Expansion
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Ecology and Conservatioon of Chlorogomphus magnificus in Mount Ungaran
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Population status and conservation needs of Hyperolius puncticulatus in Masingini Forest Reserve, Zanzibar
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Searching and mapping of Critically Endangered Western Long-beaked Echidna in Remu-Klaso Watershed Area, Southwest Papua Province.
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This project involves extensive fieldwork to map Memecylon incisilobum populations, assess threats, and develop conservation strategies. Through field surveys, propagation trials, and habitat restoration, we aim to enhance species recovery. Engaging local communities, we’ll implement hands-on conservation actions, ensuring long-term protection of this critically endangered plant in Mozambique’s Maputaland coastal plain.
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Research and Conservation Action of Javan Endemic Damselfly Drepanosticta sundana in Menoreh Hill
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Essential fish habitat and Food Habits of Parosphromenus gunawani (Sumatra endemic species) in a peat swamp, Jambi, Indonesia
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Annual acoustic monitoring of threatened and endemic frog species on the Agulhas Plain - a critical biodiversity hotspot
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This project investigates the critically endangered Callulina hanseni in Tanzania’s Nguru Mountains, aiming to protect its montane forest habitat through science-driven conservation and local empowerment. By combining ecological research with sustainable livelihood initiatives, it fosters biodiversity preservation and community resilience, ensuring long-term stewardship of one of the Eastern Arc’s rarest amphibians.
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DEMOGRAPHIC, ECOPHYSIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT AND HABITAT REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF CONSERVATION MEASURES FOR THE CRITICALLY ENDANGERED SALAMANDER Pseudoeurycea tenchalli.
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Approved by the GEF Council in December 2022 initially as the “Gustavo Fonseca Youth Conservation Leadership Program,” the new innovative program supports the professional development of promising young conservationists from developing countries.
The program, in honor of tropical scientist Gustavo Fonseca, the GEF’s long-serving Director of Programs who passed away in August 2022, will include conservation fellowships, grants for biodiversity field work, awards for participation in international conservation events, and a recurrent global conservation symposium bringing together young environmental leaders.