The Namaqualand Uplands Cape Leopard Trust Conservancy Project: Using Leopards to Unite Farmers in Conservation
Grantee Name: Cape Leopard Trust
- Hotspot
- Succulent Karoo
- Location
- South Africa
- Amount
- $108,549
- Dates
- Dec 2007 – Jul 2009
- Keywords
- Livestock, Species Conservation
Conduct mammal surveys and and targeted leopard surveys to generate information that will contribute to the formation of a leopard conservancy ensuring the conservation of leopards and their habitat within the Namaqualand Uplands. Use project data to support farmer efforts to minimize livestock depredation, increase yields, and increase tourism opportunities in the region.
3 Retain and restore critical biodiversity in areas under greatest land-use pressure
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