Restoring Degraded Native Forest in Mauritius
Grantee Name: Ebony Forest Ltd
- Hotspot
- Madagascar and the Indian Ocean Islands
- Location
- Mauritius
- Amount
- $272,071
- Dates
- Nov 2023 – Dec 2026
- Keywords
- Habitat conservation and management, Restoration, Species Conservation, Ecosystem resilience, Invasive alien species
Restore a total of 21 hectares of degraded watershed forest at Ebony Forest Chamarel (Chamarel – Le Morne Key Biodiversity Area) and Vallée De L’Est (Bambou Range Key Biodiversity Area) in Mauritius by controlling invasive alien plants and animals. Improve ecosystem resilience to climate change by reinstating missing species interactions, such as seed dispersal and grazing.
1 Empower communities and civil society to implement actions to improve the resilience of species, ecosystems, and human populations to climate change in priority KBAs
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