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Enhancing Conservation in the West Lesser Caucasus through Transboundary Cooperation and Establishing a Training Program on Key Biodiversity Area Conservation
Grantee Name: 
Do?a Derne?i
HOTSPOT
Caucasus
LOCATION
Georgia
Turkey
AMOUNT
US$254,705
DATES
Jul 2006
-
Dec 2008
KEYWORDS
Networks
Stats
Project Overview Overview
CEPF Strategic Direction Strategy
HOTSPOT
Caucasus
LOCATION
Georgia
Turkey
AMOUNT
US$254,705
DATES
Jul 2006
-
Dec 2008
KEYWORDS
Networks

Promote transboundary cooperation between Turkey and Georgia by carrying out joint initiatives that support the conservation of the West Lesser Caucasus biodiversity conservation corridor by implementing strategies relevant to priority species and site outcomes and organizing exchanges across the project sites and key experts in biodiversity conservation.

Strategic Direction: 1 Support civil society efforts to promote transboundary cooperation and improve protected area systems in five target corridors

Project Resources:
Final Project Report
English
pdf
2.77 MB
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