
21-04-2016 - Rostombekov's Lizard
FIRST CONSERVATION EFFORTS FOR PROTECTION OF ENDANGERED UNIQUE PARTHENOGENETIC SPECIES DAREVSKIA ROSTOMBEKOVI IN ARMENIA
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The Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund has awarded 997 grants constituting a total donation of $8,525,929 for species conservation projects based in Asia.
FIRST CONSERVATION EFFORTS FOR PROTECTION OF ENDANGERED UNIQUE PARTHENOGENETIC SPECIES DAREVSKIA ROSTOMBEKOVI IN ARMENIA
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Field surveys for “Molecular ecology and conservation of Lyciasalamandra speciesâ€
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Developing conservation strategies for the critically endangered lichen Erioderma pedicellatum in Kamchatka
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Conservation of fishing cat and its mangrove habitats in Godavari delta, India
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Conservation of small cat species in Sri Lanka through community based conservation and research
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Enhancing the conservation of the endangered fishing cat through community outreach and empowerment in the Eastern Ghats of South India.
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Extending Pallas's cat camera-trap project in Nar-Phoo valley, Annapurna Conservation Area, Nepal.
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The entire global population of the Critically Endangered Yuanbaoshan fir is found in the Yuanbaoshan National Nature Reserve, China. At this site, just 794 individuals can be found within the space of 4 hectares. Fauna & Flora International is working to empower local communities to conserve this last remaining population.
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Conservation assessment of endangered Lao-Vietnamese stenoendemic – Pinus cernua (Pinaceae). Identification of distribution, population structure, habitat loss, lbiome significance
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This project focuses on the IUCN assessment and conservation of Artocarpus annulatus, an endemic tree species in Sarawak, Malaysia. It is the only truly wild member of the lineage containing two crop species (jackfruit and cempedak). There are very few collections of A. annulatus, and no IUCN assessment exists. Based on existing data, it could be classified as critically endangered and more data are needed.
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