Protecting Biodiversity by Supporting People

Consolidation of a Strategy to Protect Globally Critically Endangered Species in Northern Mesoamerica

Grantee Name: Conservation International

Hotspot: Mesoamerica
Location: Belize, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico
Amount: $207,181
Dates: Oct 2005 – Dec 2009
Keywords: Species Conservation

Provide strategic and scientific leadership to achieve CEPF’s species conservation strategic direction. Activities include working with partners to develop an action plan to conserve the region’s globally Critically Endangered species; facilitating development of partner proposals to implement the action plan; promoting the establishment of an alliance for species conservation; and co-designing a small grants fund.

Strategic Direction : 4 Support efforts to prevent the extinction of Northern Mesoamerica’s 106 Critically Endangered species

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Consolidation of a Strategy to Protect Globally Critically Endangered Species in Northern Mesoamerica

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