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White bird with black markings mid-flight over brown river.
Great thick-knee (Esacus recurvirostris), Sekong River, Cambodia.
© O. Langrand

Strengthening Community Based Bird Biodiversity Conservation and Monitoring through Local Livelihood Improvement and Capacity Building in 3S River Basin, Cambodia

Grantee Name: Royal University of Phnom Penh

Hotspot
Indo-Burma
Location
Cambodia
Amount
$177,000
Dates
Sep 2014 – Sep 2017
Keywords
Community-based conservation, Fisheries, Freshwater, Habitat conservation and management, Species Conservation

Increase populations of sandbar-nesting bird and turtle species in Cambodia's 3S River Basin by implementing conservation incentives for nest protection; raising community awareness of conservation issues; creating community fisheries or community-managed protected areas at key nesting areas and promoting their formal recognition by government; and strengthening capacity of community members, NGO staff and university students to monitor and conserve biodiversity.

Strategic Direction :

4 Empower local communities to engage in conservation and management of priority key biodiversity areas

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