Pampas cat (Leopardus garleppi) Case Study
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Continent: South America
Country: Peru
Grant Amount: $6,000
Awarded Date: April 01, 2024
Zoila Vega-Guarderas
BioS - Research Center of Biodiversity & Sustainability
VICUS B8 DPTO 202, Av Antonio Raimondi,
Piura
Piura
20000
Peru
Tel: -
Mob: +51958947540
Human-Pampas Cat conflict mitigation in the San Felipe Community in Cajamarca, Peru.
General Objective: Reduce conflict with Pampas cat and other medium carnivores in the San Felipe Community. Specific objectives: 1. Implement 12 chicken coops in 2 villages in the community of San Felipe to incorporate 100% of interested families into our program. 2. Implement a rotating first aid kit for chickens and also provide disease prevention workshops. In these workshops, they will learn how to identify different common diseases, how to treat them, and how to vaccinate their chickens 3. To further increase the impact, we also will be delivering farm chickens to increase egg production and, therefore, increase income and improve people's nutrition.
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