Conservation of Zanzibar's Unique Flora and Fauna via Community-Based Forest Management and Socioeconomic Development around Jozani-Chwaka Bay National Park
Grantee Name: Wildlife Conservation Society
- Hotspot
- Eastern Afromontane, Coastal Forests of Eastern Africa
- Location
- Tanzania, United Republic of
- Amount
- $83,077
- Dates
- Dec 2005 – Dec 2007
- Keywords
- Community-based conservation, Livelihoods, Species Conservation
Expand the conservation and development activities around Jozani-Chwaka Bay National Park, in conjunction with village conservation committees, community-based organizations, and the Zanzibar Government to ensure the long-term survival of Zanzibar's endemic flora and fauna, including the Endangered Zanzibar red colobus and Aders’ duiker.
1 Increase the ability of local populations to benefit from and contribute to biodiversity conservation, especially in and around Lower Tana River Forests; Taita Hills; East Usambaras/Tanga; Udzungwas; and Jozani Forest
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