Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Purpose of This Project Is to Sustain the Recovery of Tigers, Co-predators and Their Prey Across Transboundary Manas Conservation Area of India. the Objectives and Associated Activities Are as Follows: (1) Identifying the Recovery Potential for Tigers, Co-predators and Prey Recovery in Manas Tiger Reserve; Activities: (1.1) Set Baselines for Population and Community Structure of Tigers, Co-predators and Prey in the Manas Tiger Reserve in India; (1.2) Build Field and Analytical Capacity Amongst Park Management and Grassroots Ngo Volunteers to Conduct and Analyze Biological Monitoring Information for Sustained Recovery; (2) Developing a Collaborative Conservation Action Plan to Secure Future Tiger, Co-predator and Prey Populations; Activities: (2.1) Develop a Tiger, Co-predators and Prey Recovery Road Map in Collaboration With the Manas Tiger Reserve Management; (3) Experimenting With Community-led Habitat Restoration Practices to Sustain Species Recovery in Manas Tiger Reserve, India; Activities: (3.1) Develop and Implement Experimental Habitat Restoration Plots Across the Manas Tiger Reserve; (3.2) Monitor and Evaluate Restoration Activities to Identify the Best Practices of Habitat Restoration in Manas Tiger Reserve.
Committed
$325,284
Paid out
$245.0K
75%
Committed, not yet paid
$80.3K
25%
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