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Remote monitoring of Sister Islands Rock Iguanas on Cayman Brac

 

Key Facts

FUNDING SCHEME ICON
FUNDING SCHEME
Darwin Plus Local
VALUE ICON
VALUE
£33,627
WHERE ICON
WHERE
Cayman Islands

Summary

Custom-made Wireless Sensor Nodes attached to individual iguanas will enable remote tracking of Sister Islands Rock Iguanas (SIRI) on Cayman Brac in the Cayman Islands. Tracking devices will provide data on movements, habitat use, and ecology of SIRI on Cayman Brac to close long-standing knowledge gaps in the biology of this Critically Endangered species. Data collected will help identify areas and habitats most important for the survival, reproduction, and foraging of SIRI so that effective conservation measures can be implemented.
 
Status Current
Reference DPL00026
Round 1
Start 01/04/2023
End 31/03/2024

Project Leader


Project Partners
University of Rome Tor Vergata (UTV), North Carolina State University (NCSU), SDZWA - San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance


Regions
UKOT

Countries
Cayman Islands

Documents:
Download: Final Report - DPL00026 FR - 20/11/2024

Download: Application Form - DPL00026 App - 12/07/2023