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Identifying and managing High Conservation Value Forest in the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor of Mexico

Key Facts

FUNDING SCHEME
Scoping

VALUE
£1,990

WHERE
Mexico

Summary

To provide technical assistance that ejidos and their advisors need to designate HCV forest areas and develop appropriate management plans.

Status Completed

Reference EIDPR092

Round 15

Start 07/07/2007

End 24/07/2007

Project Leader

Lead Organisation

University of Oxford - Plants

Project Partners

Tropica Rural LatinoAmericana AC, CONABIO - Comision Nacional el Conocimiento y Uso de la Bioversidad

Website

http://www.plants.ox.ac.uk

Regions

Central America

Countries

Mexico

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