Protecting Biodiversity by Supporting People

Surveying Sites Containing Highly Threatened and Data Deficient Species in Southern Mexico

Grantee Name: John Lamoreux

Hotspot: Mesoamerica
Location: Mexico
Amount: $19,989
Dates: Sep 2007 – Aug 2009
Keywords: Monitoring and evaluation, Research

Assess five Alliance for Zero Extinction (AZE) sites in southern Mexico by gathering environmental and habitat data and by confirming the presence of six trigger species and nine other globally threatened vertebrate species.

Strategic Direction : 4 Support efforts to prevent the extinction of Northern Mesoamerica’s 106 Critically Endangered species

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Surveying Sites Containing Highly Threatened and Data Deficient Species in Southern Mexico

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