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Man standing in cave, taking sample from water.
Using a small aquatic net, a speleobiologist catches subterranean amphipods in Vjetrenica Cave.
© Ester Premate, SubBIOCODE project
Developing New Tools for Rapid Assessment of Subterranean Biodiversity in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Grantee Name: 
University of Ljubljana
HOTSPOT
Mediterranean Basin
AMOUNT
US$150,000
DATES
Sep 2019
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May 2022
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Project Overview Overview
CEPF Strategic Direction Strategy
HOTSPOT
Mediterranean Basin
AMOUNT
US$150,000
DATES
Sep 2019
-
May 2022

Develop new tools to identify and inventorize the rich subterranean biodiversity of the Dinarides region in Bosnia. University of Ljubljana will train Bosnian partner to use new tools, create a shared database and communicate results and subsequent conservation needs to local stakeholders and decision-makers. Visit project website: subbiocode.net.

Strategic Direction: 2 Support the sustainable management of water catchments through integrated approaches for the conservation of threatened freshwater biodiversity