Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Project Will Contribute to the Goals Established in the Mesoamerican Pine-oak Forest and Golden-cheeked Warbler Conservation Plan Updated Through 2028. Partners Will (1) Protect Gcwa Habitat Through the Establishment of a Conservation Easement in a Private Land (140 Hectares), (2) Recover Habitat by Producing and Planting 50,000 Trees With a Specific Composition Related to Precipitation and Altitude to Meet Gcwa Habitat Needs (20 Hectares), (3) Increase Sustainable Forest Management Using Best Forest Management Practices in the Sierra Madre of Chiapas Implementing the Guidelines That Have Been Formally Adopted by Mexican Authorities Semarnat, Conafor and Conanp for the Evaluation and Authorization of Forest Management Programs Under Conservation Criteria in Chiapas (5,000 Hectares of Forest), (4) Train 20 Teachers Who Will Work With 500 Children and Young Indigenous Students to Teach About the Gcwa and Its Habitat, and (5) Contribute Research and Findings to the Gcwa Conservation Network.
Committed
$200,000
Paid out
$194.0K
97%
Committed, not yet paid
$6.0K
3%
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