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Population Survey on Cedar Species in Yele Nature Reserve
Grantee Name: 
Yele Nature Reserve Management Office, Sichuan
HOTSPOT
Mountains of Southwest China
LOCATION
China
AMOUNT
US$19,751
DATES
Aug 2004
-
Jul 2005
KEYWORDS
Research
Species Conservation
Stats
Project Overview Overview
CEPF Strategic Direction Strategy
HOTSPOT
Mountains of Southwest China
LOCATION
China
AMOUNT
US$19,751
DATES
Aug 2004
-
Jul 2005
KEYWORDS
Research
Species Conservation

Investigate the distribution, population, age composition and community characteristics of the Chuizhi cedar (Sabia pingii), which provides habitat for the giant panda, in Xiaoxiang Mountain, Sichuan, in Southwest China.

Strategic Direction: 2 Support site-related projects led by civil society to mitigate key threats to natural areas and species populations

Project Resources:
Final Project Report
Chinese
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Population Survey on Cedar Species in Yele Nature Reserve
Yele Nature Reserve Management Office, Sichuan