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Two men and one woman birdwatching in forest, one man holds camera with very long lens.
Birdwatching in the forest of the Awá community in Ecuador.
© Víctor Eduardo Obando Clavijo
Protecting Globally Threatened Birds and Amphibians through Participatory Monitoring and Conservation Planning in the Cotacachi-Awá Corridor in Ecuador
Grantee Name: 
Fundación para el Desarrollo de Alternativas Comunitarias de Conservación del Trópico
HOTSPOT
Tropical Andes
LOCATION
AMOUNT
US$67,539
DATES
Jun 2019
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Sep 2020
Stats
Project Overview Overview
CEPF Strategic Direction Strategy
HOTSPOT
Tropical Andes
LOCATION
AMOUNT
US$67,539
DATES
Jun 2019
-
Sep 2020

Designed action plans to safeguard 14 Globally Red Listed bird and amphibian species found in the Cotacachi Awá Corridor of Ecuador. This grant will establish an alliance of Colombian and Ecuadorian institutions to engage in implementation, conduct participatory field work for baseline data collection, prepare action plans, increase local stakeholder capacity, and build conservation awareness on target species.

Strategic Direction: 5 Safeguard globally threatened species.