©Marco Quesada / Conservation International
Central America
Securing Livelihoods through Mangrove Conservation and Restoration
Marco
Quesada
Science-based design
Active stakeholders across levels
Informing policy processes
Costa Rica por Siempre
Central America
A conservation model for Costa Rica
Pamela
Castillo
Implementation and Monitoring Plan
Public-Private Partnership
Trust Fund
Ángel Omar Ortiz Moreno
Caribbean
Restoration of mangroves in the Sian Ka‘an biosphere reserve
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Yadira
Gómez Hernández
Study on healthy ecological conditions
Monitoring and evaluation
Mangrove restoration
Involvement of stakeholders
Communication and dissemination
Tatiana Ivkovich, Far East Russia Orca Project (FEROP, WDC)
East Asia
Getting SE Kamchatka as an EBSA and candidate IMMA from marine mammal data
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Erich
Hoyt
Setting up a long-term research project
Presenting at international meetings
Presenting work in Petropavlovsk to local people & groups
Gaining an invitation to the CBD EBSA meeting in Moscow
West Asia, Middle East
Good Water Neighbors: Rehabilitating the Jordan River through transboundary cooperation
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Marina
Djernaes
Bottom Up - Grassroot initiative
Top Down - National and International initiative
Runa Foundation
South America
Runa Foundation Farming for Biodiversity
Raine
Donohue
Strengthening Farmer Associations
Building Sustainable Value Chains Based In Local Biodiversity
Utooni Development Organization
East and South Africa
Sand dams for climate resilience and food security in arid and semi-arid landscapes
Kevin
Kamuya
How sand dams work
Road Map for Sand dam implementation
Haribon Foundation
Southeast Asia
Forests for Life Movement: Restoring Forests through stakeholder engagement and empowerment using native trees
Thaddeus
Martinez
Forests for Live Movement (Network Building)
Participative selection of restoration areas within Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs)
Community-based Maintenance for Sustainable Livelihood
Adopt-A-Seedling (AAS) Program
Using Native Trees in the restoration sites
WWF Adria
East Europe
Una tourism cluster - Raising awareness on the importance of preserving natural resources, by linking them to people’s livelihood
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Kasandra-Zorica
Ivanić
Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute
South America
Connecting habitats for arboreal species by using canopy bridges
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Smithsonian
Institution
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