Keng Mai Fish Conservation Zone.
© FISHBIO
Reptile count at night.
© Matluba Mustaeva
Conservation of Key Natural Complexes in Uzbekistan's Fergana Valley
Grantee Name: Michael Succow Foundation
- Hotspot
- Mountains of Central Asia
- Location
- Uzbekistan
- Amount
- $18,757
- Dates
- Dec 2020 – Aug 2023
- Keywords
- Capacity building, Communication, Monitoring and evaluation, Research, Species Conservation
Study the unique biota of the sandy areas and foothills of the Ferghana and Namangan regions in order to strengthen the environmental significance. Prepare a justification for the preservation of territories and improvement of the system of protected areas in the most significant and vulnerable spots.
Strategic Direction
:
2 Improve management of priority sites with and without official protection status
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