
From Bee-burners to Beekeepers: Supporting Community Beekeeping Organization in Príncipe
Grantee Name: Fauna & Flora International
- Hotspot
- Guinean Forests of West Africa
- Location
- Sao Tome and Principe
- Amount
- $198,891
- Dates
- Jun 2017 – Nov 2019
- Keywords
- Access and Benefit Sharing, Agroforestry, Awareness, Buffer zones, Capacity building, Habitat conservation and management, Non-timber Forest Products (incl. fuelwood), Policy/law, Protected Areas, Restoration, Species Conservation
Establish beekeeping and agroforestry as sustainable livelihood options on Príncipe in and around the Obô Natural Park (Parque Natural Obô do Príncipe) to incentivize better management of forest habitat, threat reduction to the western honey bee and restoration of degraded areas.
1 Empower local communities to engage in sustainable management of 40 priority sites and consolidate ecological connectivity at the landscape scale
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