Protecting Biodiversity by Supporting People

Small Grants in Supporting Integration of Science and Culture: Tibetan Sacred Land Protection and Measuring Effective Conservation

Grantee Name: Conservation International

Hotspot: Mountains of Southwest China
Location: China
Amount: $198,874
Dates: Nov 2005 – Jan 2008
Keywords: Community-based conservation, Monitoring and evaluation, Protected Areas

Use the traditional establishment of sacred lands in areas dominated by Tibetan culture as a method for protecting biodiversity in Southwest China and improve biodiversity information for better definition and monitoring of conservation outcomes in that region. Small grants will be awarded for a variety of related actions to achieve these goals.

Strategic Direction :

5 Develop and operationalize a small grants program focusing on conservation capacity-building and research projects

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Small Grants in Supporting Integration of Science and Culture: Tibetan Sacred Land Protection and Measuring Effective Conservation

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