Protecting Biodiversity by Supporting People

Establishment of Community-Based, Anti-Poaching Networks to Reduce Poaching and Trade in Endangered Wild Species of Flora and Fauna in Kangchenjunga Singhalila Complex, Nepal

Grantee Name: Kangchenjunga Landscape Concern Group

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Location: Nepal
Amount: $43,328
Dates: Sep 2008 – Sep 2010
Keywords: Hunting, Species Conservation, Wildlife trade

Establish community-based, anti-poaching networks in two transboundary trade routes in Eastern Nepal and create a mechanism for effective partnership to advocate against poaching and illegal trade. The project will sensitize communities on rules and regulations related to flora and fauna conservation, assess human-wildlife conflict and identify mitigation measures.

Strategic Direction : 3 Leverage partnerships among donor agencies, civil society, and government institutions to achieve priority biodiversity conservation outcomes over the long term

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Establishment of Community-Based, Anti-Poaching Networks to Reduce Poaching and Trade in Endangered Wild Species of Flora and Fauna in Kangchenjunga Singhalila Complex, Nepal

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