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The Purpose of This Project Is to Solidify the Recovery of Tigers in Thailand's Dong Phayayen-khao Yai (DPKY) Forest Complex and Secure the Dispersal to Connected Environs Including Bantaey Chhmar Protected Landscape (BCPL) in Cambodia. Project Objectives Are as Follows: (1) Improve Strategic Enforcement in Dpky and BCPL; (2) Expand Monitoring to Increase Understanding of Tiger Population Dynamics and Dispersal to Connected Habitat; and (3) Expand Wider Support for the Conservation of Tigers, Prey and Biodiversity in Dpky, BCPL and the Dangrak Ecological Corridor.
Committed
$336,343
Paid out
$197.1K
59%
Committed, not yet paid
$139.3K
41%
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