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Sustainable livelihoods in Rift Valley woodlands to conserve biodiversity

Key Facts

FUNDING SCHEME
Scoping

VALUE
£3,000

WHERE
Kenya

Summary

to quantify the biodiversity and sustainable utlisation of Acacia spp. (and other such as Tarchonanthus shrub) woodlands in the Rift Valley.

Status Completed

Reference EIDPR069

Round 14

Start 01/09/2006

End 10/09/2006

Project Leader

Dr David Harper

Lead Organisation

University of Leicester - Biology

Project Partners

Delamere Estates, National Museums of Kenya - NMK

Website

http://www.le.ac.uk

Regions

Sub-Saharan Africa

Countries

Kenya

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