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Farmers replanting sumac trees on rehabilitated terraces, Hebron area, Palestine
Farmers replanting sumac trees on rehabilitated terraces, Hebron area, Palestine
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Safeguarding Jebal Al Khalil and Wadi Al-Quff Cultural Landscapes, Palestine, through Innovative Approaches
Grantee Name: 
Palestine Wildlife Society
HOTSPOT
Mediterranean Basin
AMOUNT
US$151,592
DATES
Apr 2021
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Jun 2022
Stats
Project Overview Overview
CEPF Strategic Direction Strategy
HOTSPOT
Mediterranean Basin
AMOUNT
US$151,592
DATES
Apr 2021
-
Jun 2022

Promote biodiversity-friendly agricultural practices with local farmers and communities from Jebal al Khalil and Wali el Quff, and ensure integration in local land-use planning. Implement actions for replanting and sustainable harvesting of sumac, and for preservation of the threatened plant species Bellevalia warburgii .

Strategic Direction: 3 Promote the maintenance of traditional land-use practices necessary for the conservation of Mediterranean biodiversity in priority corridors of high cultural and biodiversity value