Protecting Biodiversity by Supporting People

Developing a Management and Recovery Plan for leatherback turtles in Are ‘are, Malaita, Solomon Islands

Grantee Name: Wai-Hau Conservation Foundation

Hotspot: East Melanesian Islands
Location: Solomon Islands
Amount: $17,963
Dates: Jul 2018 – Aug 2019
Keywords: Community-based conservation, Migratory species, Species Conservation, Wildlife management

Build on a previous grant by Wai Hau, which collected information on the leatherback turtle and carried out training and monitoring for rangers in Wai Hau. Data and experiences will now feed into and form the basis for a species management plan to be developed and put into use in Wai Hau and southern Malaita.

Strategic Direction : 3 Safeguard priority globally threatened species by addressing major threats and information gaps

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Developing a Management and Recovery Plan for leatherback turtles in Are ‘are, Malaita, Solomon Islands

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