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Building capacity for wild felid conservation in China
Key Facts
FUNDING SCHEME
Main Project
VALUE
£293,438
WHERE
China
Summary
Strengthened national and local capacity applied to the monitoring and conservation of wild felid species throughout China
Status
Completed
Reference
18-013
Round
17
Start
01/04/2010
End
31/03/2013
Project Leader
Dr Philip Riordan
Lead Organisation
University of Oxford, WildCRU
Project Partners
State Forestry Administration of China, Beijing Forestry University
Website
http://www.wildcru.org
Regions
East Asia
Broad Approches
IN SITU, SPECIES CONSERVATION
Specific Tools
MONITORING, CEPA, TRAINING, RESEARCH, RESEARCH TRAINING
Countries
China
Documents:
Download:
Final Report
- 18-013 FR - 17/09/2015
Download:
Annual Report
- 18-013 AR2 - 30/10/2020
Download:
Half Year Report
- 18-013 HY2 - 22/12/2011
Download:
Annual Report
- 18-013 AR1 - 31/08/2011
Download:
Half Year Report
- 18-013 HY1 - 09/02/2011
Download:
Application Form
- 18-013 St2 App - 14/10/2010
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