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Presentation: Ecosystem-based Adaption in the Indian Ocean Islands, July 2021 - French

Presentation: Ecosystem-based Adaption in the Indian Ocean Islands, July 2021 - English

This story first appeared in the CEPF 2020 Impact Report.

Pilón Lajas, recognized as a biosphere reserve by UNESCO in 1977, was declared an Indigenous territory by the national government of Bolivia in 1992. At that time, the multiethnic Tsimané Moseten Regional Council (CRTM) was formed, and in 1997 they received title to the land.

In 2001, after years spent tackling wildlife trade issues in Africa, Nina Marshall returned home to the U.S. to become one of CEPF’s first grant directors. Today, she serves as our senior director of monitoring, evaluation and outreach.

We spoke with Nina about CEPF’s 20-year history and what’s changed in that time. One thing that hasn’t: The urgent need to protect the planet’s biodiversity.

How has CEPF grown over the years?

I would say the major changes have been the structure of operations and that the staff have evolved and grown.

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Final Project Report

Final Project Report

Final Project Report

Presentation: Ecosystem-based Adaption in the Indian Ocean Islands, July 2021 - French

Presentation: Ecosystem-based Adaption in the Indian Ocean Islands, July 2021 - English

How has CEPF grown over the years?

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LOCATION

AMOUNT

DATES

KEYWORDS

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LOCATION

AMOUNT

DATES

KEYWORDS

Caribbean Islands Final Assessment, 2010 - 2016

Ecuador RIT Expression for Calls of Interest, July 2021 - Spanish

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