Identifying sites of global biodiversity conservation importance for the Fiji BS Action Plan
Key Facts
FUNDING SCHEME Main Project
VALUE £131,064
WHERE Fiji
Summary
The project purpose is to develop national registers to identify sites of global importance for biodiversity conservation in Fiji (and other Pacific islands), and advocate site action through NBSAPs and follow-up projects.
Technical capacity of national institutions is built
Biodiversity value and conservation potential of sites of possible importance are researched in field visits
Sites of global biodiversity importance are identified and communicated
National awareness raised
Resources are mobilised to enable long-term site-based biodiversity conservation
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