Protecting Biodiversity by Supporting People

Three primarily black birds standing on grassy ground, forest in background. — White-shouldered Ibis (*Pseudibis davisoni*), Western Siem Pang, Cambodia.

© O. Langrand

Conservation Ecology of White-Shouldered Ibis and Local Livelihoods

Grantee Name: University of East Anglia

Hotspot: Indo-Burma
Location: Cambodia
Amount: $19,404
Dates: Jan 2009 – Oct 2009
Keywords: Research, Species Conservation

Assess the population, status and habitat preferences of the Critically Endangered white-shouldered ibis in northern Cambodia, identify threats from and synergies with local community livelihoods, and make recommendations for successful conservation management.

Strategic Direction :

1 Safeguard priority globally threatened species in Indochina by mitigating major threats

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Conservation Ecology of White-Shouldered Ibis and Local Livelihoods

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