Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Purpose of This Proposal Is to Implement a Sea Turtle Conservation Program in Equatorial Guinea. Equatorial Guinea Hosts Depleted Sea Turtle Populations on the Mainland Due to Overexploitation and Important Coastal Foraging Habitats for Several Species of Sea Turtles That Originate From Larger Nesting Populations in Neighboring Countries, and Its Own Island Which Hosts Regionally Significant Green Turtle and Leatherback Nesting Populations. the Intention Is to Address Threats From Illegal Poaching of Nesting Turtles and Nests on Protected Areas and to Assess Sea Turtle Bycatch Capture and Mortality From Fishing Activities.
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$193,000
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