To empower Maasai communities throughout the greater Mara ecosystem to monitor and protect natural resources and manage human-wildlife conflict, and thereby improve local livelihoods, through the development of a sustainably funded community wildlife scout association.
Local capacity to monitor and protect biodiversity improved and expanded.Regional wildlife management and conflict mitigation manual developed and in use.A multiple-stakeholder regional community scout association established.Sustainable funding strategy developed.Publications and presentations.
Documents:
Download: Training Manual - 13-019 FR Ann 10 Greater Masai Mara Community Scout Programme Training Manual - 16/04/2008
Download: Newsletter - 13-019 FR Ann 7) FoC_UK_newsletter_Autumn05 - 16/04/2008
Download: Newsletter - 13-019 FR Ann 6) FoC_UK_newsletter_Spring05 - 16/04/2008
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