PROJET
Facilitating recovery of Kahuzi-Biega National Park’s last remaining elephant population while protecting newly identified great ape populations
To support a conservation effort in Kahuzi- Biega National Park in the Democratic Republic of the Congo by developing a permanent ranger presence and a decentralized protection strategy for the remote Kasese sector. This project is intended to conserve one of the most important refuges for the critically endangered Grauer’s gorilla as well as significant populations of eastern chimpanzees and the park’s remaining population of forest elephants by addressing the impacts of poaching, deforestation, and illegal resource extraction by militias.
172 947 €
USFWS (United States Fish and Wildlife Service)
WCS (Wildlife Conservation Society)
terminé
Date de début : Jun 30, 2016 Date de fin : Sep 30, 2018
Biodiversité / Conservation
Aires Protégées
: Kahuzi-Biega
R3 : Conservation et utilisation durable de la diversité biologique
R1 : Formation et renforcement des capacités