Protecting Biodiversity by Supporting People

Study of Wildlife Animal Traffic in the Atlantic Forest and its Implications for Conservation

Grantee Name: Rede Nacional de Combate ao Tráfico de Animais Silvestres

Hotspot: Atlantic Forest
Location: Brazil
Amount: $174,829
Dates: Sep 2004 – Mar 2007
Keywords: Wildlife trade

Consolidate information regarding illegal wildlife trade with the aim of gathering enough knowledge to sufficiently analyze the extent of illegal traffic in the Central and Serra do Mar corridors of the Atlantic Forest. Included will be the development of instruments for measuring the efficiency and effectiveness of conservation strategies in the region.

Strategic Direction : 1 Stimulate landscape management initiatives led by civil society in Central and Serra do Mar Corridors

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Wildlife: the Narrow Threshold Between Preservation and Destruction

Study of Wildlife Animal Traffic in the Atlantic Forest and its Implications for Conservation

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