Protecting Biodiversity by Supporting People

Sunset/Sunrise over foliage-rich mountain. — View of Ankober-Debresina.

© Maaike Manten (BirdLife/RIT)

Threatened Mammal and Bird species of Key Biodiversity Areas in the Central Highlands of Ethiopia: Biological survey on distribution and conservation status in Three CEPF priority KBAs (Aliyu-Amba, Ankober-Debresina and Guassa plateau)

Grantee Name: University of Gondar

Hotspot: Eastern Afromontane
Location: Ethiopia
Amount: $19,710
Dates: Jan 2017 – Jul 2017
Keywords: Capacity building, Red List assessment, Research

The current project is proposed with a major aim of contributing for scientific-oriented, evidence based conservation and management actions on KBAs and its threatened bird and mammal species

Strategic Direction :

2 Improve the protection and management of the KBA network throughout the hotspot.

Project Resources:

Threatened Mammal and Bird species of Key Biodiversity Areas in the Central Highlands of Ethiopia: Biological survey on distribution and conservation status in Three CEPF priority KBAs (Aliyu-Amba, Ankober-Debresina and Guassa plateau)

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