Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Purpose of This Project Is to Support the Strengthening of Habitat Connectivity Between the Moyen-bafing and Badiar National Parks to Improve Conditions for West African Chimpanzees by: (1) Increasing Involvement of Local Populations in the Sustainable Management of Natural Resources Communications, Strengthening Local Governance Structures, and Implementing Participative Corridor Boundary Identification; and (2) Restoring Habitat Connectivity Between Identified Chimpanzee Hotspots in the Moyen-bafing and Badiar National Parks Landscape Through Camera-trap Monitoring of Chimpanzees, Establishing Land Cover and Land Use Baseline Data, Rehabilitating Key Forest Habitats Through Natural Regeneration, and Establishing Firebreaks and a Fire Management Plan to Accelerate the Reestablishment of Degraded Habitat.
Committed
$439,330
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