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The Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund has awarded 516 grants constituting a total donation of $4,827,201 for species conservation projects based in South America.
Small wild cats in the Shadows of central Chile: Highlighting the existence of Andean cat, Pampas cat, and Guigna in high human urbanized areas. The last wild wild cats areas in central Chile a hot spot of biodiversity in extinction process.
View Andean cat project
Conservation initiatives to prevent human-pampas cat conflict and minimize the impact of domestic animals. Mapuche chickens to prevent attacks and vaccination campaign.
View Colo-Colo Cat project
The population size of the Critically Endangered blond titi monkey in the Chapada Diamantina National Park, Brazil
View blond titi monkey project
Myrceugenia gertii, Myrceugenia bananalensis, and other threatened Myrceugenia species in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest.
View Myrceugenia gertii project
Does the Añelo Sand Dunes Lizard lives in a stressful environment?
View Añelo Sand dunes lizard project
Conservation Actions for the Andean Tiger Cat (Leopardus tigrinus pardinoides) in a biodiversity hotspot, in the Eastern Colombian Andes
View Northern Tiger Cat project
The last small cat: building a safety net around the vulnerable Leopardus guttulus in the extreme south of Brazil
View Southern tiger cat project
Integrated strategy for the mitigation of threats affecting Leopardus guigna in the Huilliche territory of Chacao, Chiloé
View Güiña project
Integrated strategy for the mitigation of threats affecting Leopardus colocola in the Quechua indigineous community of Huatacondo, Chile
View Pampas cat project
Reducing threats from non-native invasive marmosets for the conservation of the Callithrix flaviceps in the region of Caparaó, Brazil
View Buffy-headed marmoset project