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Domestic buffalo herd used for restoration. © Rising Phoenix / photo by Jonathan C. Eames
Domestic buffalo herd used for restoration.
© Rising Phoenix / photo by Jonathan C. Eames

Inundated Forest Conservation Through Wetland Restoration and Disease Reduction in Northeast Cambodia

Grantee Name: BirdLife International

Hotspot
Indo-Burma
Location
Cambodia
Amount
$116,127
Dates
Apr 2020 – Apr 2022
Keywords
Habitat conservation and management, Livestock, Protected Areas, Restoration, Species Conservation, Ecosystem resilience

Restore seasonal wetlands throughout Siem Pang Wildlife Sanctuary in northeastern Cambodia, in collaboration with local communities, to increase food sources for local people and habitat for Critically Endangered bird species. Conduct a cattle and buffalo vaccination program, to support healthy livestock herds that help maintain wetland integrity in the sanctuary.

Strategic Direction :

6 Demonstrate scalable approaches for integrating biodiversity and ecosystem services into development planning in the priority corridors

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