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Conservation of the spiky yellow woodlouse and black cabbage tree woodland on St Helena

 

Key Facts

FUNDING SCHEME ICON
FUNDING SCHEME
Darwin Plus
VALUE ICON
VALUE
£37,090
WHERE ICON
WHERE
St Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha

Summary

The last surviving fragment of black cabbage tree woodland is declining rapidly. We aim to stabilize it and restore a further hectare, enhancing populations of several very rare endemic ferns and invertebrates. A captive breeding programme will safeguard the last few spiky yellow woodlice. Detailed biodiversity surveys will inform longer-term management.
 
Status Current
Reference DPLUS025
Round 2
Start 01/04/2014
End 31/03/2017

Project Leader



Regions
UKOT

Biomes
ISLAND BIODIVERSITY, FORESTS

Production
ARTIFICIAL PROPAGATION, CAPTIVE PRODUCTION

Threats To Biodiversity
LAND USE CHANGE

Broad Approches
ECOSYSTEM CONSERVATION, EX SITU, IN SITU, SPECIES CONSERVATION

Specific Tools
REHABILITATION, GLOBAL PLANT STRATEGY, MONITORING, RESEARCH, RESEARCH TRAINING

Countries
St Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha

Documents:
Download: Final Report - DPLUS025 FR - 11/01/2018

Download: Half Year Report - DPLUS025 HR3 - 16/02/2017

Download: Annual Report - DPLUS025 AR2 - 13/01/2017

Download: Half Year Report - DPLUS025 HR2 - 22/09/2020

Download: Annual Report - DPLUS025 AR1 - 17/09/2015

Download: Half Year Report - DPLUS025 HR1 - 21/05/2015

Download: Application Form - DPLUS025 App edited - 22/01/2015