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Conservation Assessment and Managment Plan for Threatened Sumatran Species and Red List Assessment of Threatened Reptiles and Freshwater Fish

Grantee Name: Conservation International

Hotspot: Sundaland
Location: Indonesia
Amount: $100,838
Dates: Jun 2002 – Nov 2003
Keywords: Freshwater, Red List assessment, Research, Species Conservation

Conduct a Red List assessment of fresh water fish and reptiles in Sumatra that have yet to be assessed. Work will be done with species experts to develop broad recommendations for research and management of these and other already assessed species to result in well-targeted activities to address threats affecting those species.

Strategic Direction : 4 Assess impact of conservation interventions at district level and below

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Conservation Assessment and Managment Plan for Threatened Sumatran Species and Red List Assessment of Threatened Reptiles and Freshwater Fish

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