Protecting Biodiversity by Supporting People

Apply for a Grant

Small Grants for Global Conservation of Amphibian Diversity within Hotspots

Grantee Name: Arizona State University

Hotspot: Multiple
Location: Belize, China, Costa Rica, Ghana, Guatemala, Guinea, Honduras, India, Kenya, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, United Republic of
Amount: $200,000
Dates: Jun 2005 – Sep 2009
Keywords: Species Conservation

Develop and implement the Amphibian Action Fund aimed at the long-term conservation of amphibian species, and their habitats, within biodiversity hotspots around the globe. This fund will make available small grants of up to $10,000 to be awarded to individuals and groups working within the hotspots on targeted amphibian conservation activities.

Strategic Direction :

Project Resources:

An Evaluation of the Threat of Diamond Mining to the Desert Rain Frog

Final Project Report

Report: Establishing a Regional Framework for Amphibian Monitoring and Conservation in Mesoamerica

Threatened amphibians in the Succulent Karoo Hotspot: An Integrated Approach to Their Conservation

Progress Report: Restoration of Sagalla Hill with a view to creating a sustainable future for the Critically Endangered caecilian Boulengerula niedeni

Conservation of Caecilians in the Eastern Himalayas Region

Conservation Status of Chinese Giant Salamander

Assessment of endangered and endemic amphibians in the forests of southern Ghana

You may also like:

Fisherman on water in small boat, lush island in the background.

Protecting the Upland Forests of Kolombangara in Solomon Islands

Wildlife Conservation Society

Brightly colored canoe on lake with two people, headed toward several floating buildings.

Preventing Poisoning of Cambodia’s Vultures

Wildlife Conservation Society

Blue and white bird on leafy tree branch.

Save the Tiger Fund

National Fish and Wildlife Foundation

Visitez le site français コア情報の日本語翻訳を読む

Or use Google Translate to translate the English site to your language:

Powered by Translate