Obô snail.
© Vasco Pissarra
Ecology of Cave-Dwelling Invertebrates in the Atlantic Forest
Grantee Name: Fundação de Desenvolvimento da Pesquisa
- Hotspot
- Atlantic Forest
- Location
- Brazil
- Amount
- $10,000
- Dates
- Sep 2004 – Nov 2006
- Keywords
- Conservation planning, Research, Species Conservation
Undertake a study of the richness, diversity, endemism and distribution of cave-dwelling invertebrate fauna within the Central and Serra do Mar corridors of the Atlantic Forest remnants. The study will also provide information of the general state of conservation in the surrounding areas, allowing for the development of appropriate regulations for adequate management of the areas. No final report available for this project.
Strategic Direction
:
1 Stimulate landscape management initiatives led by civil society in Central and Serra do Mar Corridors
You may also like:
Using and Systematizing Fishers’ Local Ecological Knowledge to Monitor and Manage Fisheries, with Emphasis on Three Globally Threatened Fish Species, in the Lower Mekong River System of Long An Province, Vietnam
Research Centre for Resources and Rural Development
Village of the middle of Tonle Sap in the Indo-Burma Biodiversity Hotspot.
© Kristin Harrison & Jeremy Ginsberg
Consolidation of the Cabruca Commercialization Area - Cooperative of the Organic Producers of Southern Bahia (CABRUCA)
Cooperativa do Produtores Orgânicos do Sul da Bahia
Landscape of National Park Serra Dos Orgaos, Atlantic Forest, Brazil.
© Conservation Internation/photo by Haroldo Castro