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One buffalo standing, one lying down.
Camera trap photo of buffalo helping to restore Kulen Promtep Wildlife Sanctuary.
© Wildlife Conservation Society, Cambodia

Pragmatic Protocols for Restoration of Ecosystem Processes in Cambodia’s Wild

Grantee Name: Wildlife Conservation Society

Hotspot
Indo-Burma
Location
Cambodia
Amount
$179,950
Dates
Jun 2020 – Dec 2022
Keywords
Freshwater, Habitat conservation and management, Livestock, Protected Areas, Restoration, Species Conservation, Ecosystem resilience

Restore wetlands in the Northern Plains and the inundation zone of Tonle Sap Lake by using free-ranging domestic buffalo and feral animals managed by local communities. By restoring and enhancing ecosystem function, stabilize or increase populations of globally threatened mammal and bird species. Develop protocols for ecosystem restoration that are pragmatic and could be applied at a large scale across Cambodia.

Strategic Direction :

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

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