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Ref:: 18011
Type:: Main Project
Project leader:: David Wege
Host institutions:: Societe Audebon Haiti, Fondation Macaya, Universite Quisqueya
Start date:: 2010-04-01
UK institutions:: Birdlife International
Finish date:: 2013-03-31
Website:: http://www.birdlife.org/haiti-threatened-vertebrates/
Region:: Caribbean
Status:: Current
Countries:: Haiti

Project description

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Purpose

To improve the conservation management and status of Haiti's globally threatened vertebrates, and the integrity of the forest habitats they depend upon, within the key biodiversity area of the Massif de la Hotte

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	Title or file name	Type	Project	Size
1.	application form	application form	18011	255.3 KB
2.	1st annual report	1st annual report	18011	147.37 KB
3.	1st half year report	1st half year report	18011	21.03 KB
4.	2nd half year report	2nd half year report	18011	22.9 KB

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