
Determining Important Areas for Plants and Creating Micro-Reserves to Conserve Rare or Endemic Species in Lebanon
Grantee Name: Université Saint-Joseph
- Hotspot
- Mediterranean Basin
- Location
- Lebanon
- Amount
- $207,788
- Dates
- Sep 2013 – Dec 2016
- Keywords
- Conservation planning, Monitoring and evaluation, Species Conservation
Collate and analyze data on plant distribution and abundance to identify important plant areas within Lebanon. Using this data, liaise with land owners to establish three micro-reserves at Ehmej, Sarada and Baskinta in Lebanon to secure the long-term survival of these sites and their species. Each of these sites harbors rare and threatened plant species and are under pressure from activities including quarrying and other unsustainable practices.
3 Improve the conservation and protection status of 44 priority key biodiversity areas
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