Health Care is a Pressing Need That Can be Affordably Provided to Many Around Parks

Bushmeat Hunting and Resource Extraction are a Constant Threat to Biodiversity

Conservation Gains Will Only Come through Partnerships

Stakeholder Engagement

Sustainability and replicability

Ecotourism Benefit Fund

Ecotourism service provider contracts

Capacity Building and Awareness Raising

Law Enforcement

Marketing and Collaboration with tourism private sector

Monitoring and Adaptive Management

Facilitate intersectoral cooperation

Training on wildlife disease surveillance tools

Enhance local laboratory diagnostic capacities

Wildlife disease surveillance at key interfaces

Research conducted in a timely manner

Village Health and Conservation Teams (VHCTs)

Alternative livelihoods

Long-term partnerships with the government and NGOs

Implementation and fine-tuning of technologies and methods to propagate corals

Key partnerships to share expertise and resources

Community involvement and outreach

Creating an Operational National Platform for Forest Landscape Restoration to Support and Steer FLR

Empowering the Production of the National Forest and Landscape Restoration Plan to Inform and Guide Forest Management, Conservation, and Restoration Initiatives

Producing FLR Policy Improvement Recommendations Based on Gap Analysis of FLR Policies, Laws, and Regulations

Scoping for community needs-based intervention

Piloting

Community Engagement and Training

Ownership and Acceptance

Upscaling and Integration in Development Plan

Action research on impact on mangroves and human well-being

The Establishment of Shei-Pa National Park in 1992

Comprehensive life-cycle breeding program (Ex-Situ Conservation)

Reintroducing the Salmon to Its Historical Habitats (Ex-Situ Conservation)

Collaborating with Local and Indigenous Communities (Ex-Situ Conservation)

Habitat Restoration (In-Situ Conservation)

Reforestation and Water Quality Improvements (In-Situ Conservation)

Educational Initiatives