19-12-2023 - Samastacus spinifrons
Where are the Moms? Mapping ovigerous females of S. spinifrons as a baseline for conservation strategies in the Maullin River.
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The Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund has awarded 248 grants for this species type, constituting a total donation of $1,866,376.
Where are the Moms? Mapping ovigerous females of S. spinifrons as a baseline for conservation strategies in the Maullin River.
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Ecology and conservation of the Indian mayfly, Nathanella indica Demoulin, 1955
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Can we save a high-altitude narrow-range bumblebee facing extinction? Applying practical ways to enhance habitat quality
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Population assesment and status of the endangered commercial sea cucumber in South Sulawesi
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Seeking a lost damselfly: Conservation of the mysterious Obudu Relic (Pentaphlebia gamblesi) in Nigeria’s southern montane forest streams. This project aims to provide information and raise awareness on the current state of the critically endangered relic damselfly, Pentaphlebia gamblesi, and other threatened damselflies of the Obudu Plateau of Nigeria through surveys, community engagement and awareness creation.
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This project will establish scientific baseline and capacity for effective conservation management of threatened freshwater fauna in Akagera NP, Rwanda. We will survey different taxa and establish monitoring schemes for globaly threatened species.
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Conservation and restoration of the population of endangered species butterfly (Euchloe tomiris) in Tajikistan
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Improving ecological knowledge and science communication for the conservation of endemic and endangered leaf-cutting ant (Atta robusta) in Brazil.
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Urgent conservation issue for the Albanian Saddle Bush-cricket (Uromenus dyrrhachiacus)
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Distribution, ecology and conservation status of two little known Iberian endemic Stone Grasshoppers of the genus Acinipe in South Portugal.
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