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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Project's Purpose Is to Stabilize and Increase the Last Viable Population of Nomascus Concolor in Vietnam. the Project Goals Are to Improve Transboundary Cooperation for Gibbon Conservation, Support the Operationalizing of the Conservation Action Plan in Vietnam, Which Includes Filling Gaps in Existing Knowledge of the N. Concolor Ecology, and Replicate the Sustainable Finance Mechanism ' Already Developed With Support From Usfws ' to Additional Sites Within This Landscape. the Project Objectives Are to, (1) Expand Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) Finance Model for Community-based Conservation Into New Villages, With a Focus on Muong La Nature Reserve (MLNR), (2) Further Improve Community-based Gibbon Monitoring Capacity, With the Specific Intention of Furthering Knowledge on Gibbon Feeding Ecology, Habitat and Occupancy, (3) Build an Effective and Active Transboundary Coalition of Practitioners to Share Data, Lessons and Best Practices, to Measurably Improve Gibbon Conservation Outcomes, and, (4) Begin Implementation of the Species Action Plan in Vietnam.
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$60,046
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