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Mahale Mountains, seen from Lake Tanganyika
© Maaike Manten (BirdLife/RIT)
Protecting Priority Conservation Sites in the Greater Mahale Ecosystem, Tanzania
Grantee Name:
Frankfurt Zoological Society
HOTSPOT
Eastern Afromontane
LOCATION
AMOUNT
US$259,385
DATES
Jul 2013
Jul 2017
KEYWORDS
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Project Overview Overview
CEPF Strategic Direction Strategy
HOTSPOT
Eastern Afromontane
LOCATION
AMOUNT
US$259,385
DATES
Jul 2013
Jul 2017
KEYWORDS
Work with eight communities to form the Tongwe West Forest Protected Area in order to directly protect 120,488 hectares via the creation of village land forest reserves. The Frankfurt Zoological Society and Fauna & Flora International are receiving parallel grants to work in the Greater Mahale Landscape along the shores of Lake Tanganyika in western Tanzania.
Strategic Direction: 2 Improve the protection and management of the KBA network throughout the hotspot.
Project Resources:
