Protecting Biodiversity by Supporting People

Group of 7 people in forest with notepads and binoculars. — Participants from local institutions and communities identified and recorded sightings of Swynnerton’s robin at Stapleford Forest Key Biodiversity Area.

© Togarasei Fakarayi, BirdLife Zimbabwe

Updating Information on Trigger Species for Stapleford Forest Key Biodiversity Area (KBA)

Grantee Name: BirdLife Zimbabwe

Hotspot: Eastern Afromontane
Location: Zimbabwe
Amount: $20,000
Dates: Feb 2017 – Dec 2017
Keywords: Capacity building, Research

To update the information about three bird and nine plant trigger species (listed in appendix 3 of the Eastern Afromontane Ecosystem Profile), together with local institutions, at Stapleford Forest KBA in Zimbabwe. Also train these local institutions in survey techniques and use the new data to inform improved management of the KBA.

Strategic Direction :

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

Project Resources:

Updating Information on Trigger Species for Stapleford Forest Key Biodiversity Area (KBA)

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