Enhancing the Site Specific and National Population Viability of Threatened Upper Elevation Amphibian Species of the Maya Mountain Massif in Belize
Grantee Name: Wildtracks
- Hotspot
- Mesoamerica
- Location
- Belize
- Amount
- $51,275
- Dates
- Sep 2007 – Aug 2009
- Keywords
- Awareness, Conservation planning, Monitoring and evaluation, Species Conservation
Conduct field surveys to assess amphibian populations in Belize and examine threats to their survival, including climate change, the chytrid fungus, and pesticides. Results of the surveys will help to develop a national conservation action plan, improve awareness of amphibian conservation in the country, and strengthen technical capacity of key stakeholders.
4 Support efforts to prevent the extinction of Northern Mesoamerica’s 106 Critically Endangered species
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