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The Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund has awarded 1021 grants constituting a total donation of $8,713,343 for species conservation projects based in Asia.
Conservation of Critically Endangered cycad, Cycas annaikalensis in India.
Cycas annaikalensis, is the only Critically Endangered cycad species from India, known from only a single population with less than 100 individuals from Kerala state. The goal of this project is to develop a conservation strategy for the, C. annaikalensis by integrating ecological and genetic information.
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Ecology and conservation of indigenous bumblebee (Bombus haemorrhoidalis Smith) in Rawalakot, Azad Jammu & Kashmir Pakistan
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Species Inventory and Conservation Initiatives of Bumble bees (Genus- Bombus) In Manang District, Nepal
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Community based conservation of critically endangered stellate and ship sturgeons: Saving living fossils on the brink of extinction
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Habitat and Population of Bangka Slow Loris (Nycticebus bancanus) in Bangka Island, Indonesia
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Assessing structural connectivity of a Biological Corridor for enabling safe movement of tigers between National Parks in Bhutan.
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Pioneers in Central-eastern Anatolia: rapid range assessments of threatened and rare viper species in uncharted territories
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The Malabar River lily (Crinum malabaricum) is endemic to approximately 5 km of 4 streams in northern Kerala State, south-west India. The streams arise and flow over laterite outcrops which support a wealth of endemic wetland-dependent plants. This project involved collaboration with staff and students of the Government College, Kasaragod to develop a baseline for monitoring population trends in this species.
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Rara Lake Frog (Nanorana rarica) is endemic to Nepal and has been reported only from the Lake Rara (2,990m asl) situated at Rara National Park, Nepal. The species was described by Dubois & Matsui, 1983 as a new species based on morphometry and hardly any other information exists about it that's why the IUCN Red List (2004) has placed it under the Data Deficient category.
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Providing essential data about the population status and ecological requirements of the Cat Ba Tiger Gecko (Goniurosaurus catbaensis) for conservation
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