Close-up of two men observing plant in one of the men's hands. — Edouard Jean (right) works with local farmers and agronomic researchers to reintroduce a local endemic clover, *Trifolium tunetanum* in traditional agropastoral practices.

© Edouard Jean

Together for Restoration of Ecosystems with Engaged Local Farmers in Dyr el Kef, Tunisia (Projet TREFLE)

Grantee Name: Association les Amis de Capte en Tunisie

Hotspot: Mediterranean Basin
Location: Tunisia
Amount: $195,897
Dates: Dec 2020 – Nov 2023
Keywords: Agriculture, Agroforestry, Community-based conservation, Species Conservation, Landscape Resilience

Work with local farmers to reintroduce a local endemic clover Trifolium tunetanum in traditional agropastoral practices, with the objective of maintaining populations in the long term. Sign conservation agreements with local farmers to ensure that biodiversity-friendly practices are integrated into their land management, including agroforestry, hedges, meslin with local endemics and measures to ensure connectivity of habitats.

Strategic Direction : 3 Promote the maintenance of traditional land-use practices necessary for the conservation of Mediterranean biodiversity in priority corridors of high cultural and biodiversity value

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Safeguard: Stakeholder Engagement Plan

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Together for Restoration of Ecosystems with Engaged Local Farmers in Dyr el Kef, Tunisia (Projet TREFLE)

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