Projet

USFWS-AFR1422

PROJET

Nom du projet/programme

Improving capacity to monitor wildlife and design and evaluate anti-poaching strategies in Central African protected areas

Objectif général

To develop an evidence-based decision-support system for protected area managers. It assists managers to be more effective with anti-poaching and wildlife monitoring using the Rumpi Hills Forest Reserve near Korup National Park in Cameroon as the pilot site. The new system will help to conserve endangered species from the threat of bushmeat hunting through improved wildlife monitoring and anti-poaching mechanisms.

Financement

22 183 €

Bailleurs

USFWS (Fish and Wildlife Service des États-Unis )

Leaders

JMU (James Madison University)