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Mapping Ascension Islands Terrestrial Ecosystem
Key Facts
FUNDING SCHEME
Darwin Plus Main
VALUE
£39,835
WHERE
Ascension Island
Summary
The project will produce the first terrestrial habitat map of Ascension Island as a base layer for maodelling current species distributions, predicting future ecosystem change and planning conservation action.
Status
Completed
Reference
DPLUS038
Round
3
Start
01/04/2015
End
31/07/2016
Project Leader
Dr Nicola&Sam Weber
Lead Organisation
Ascension Island Government
Website
http://www.ascension.gov.ac
Regions
UKOT
Biomes
ISLAND BIODIVERSITY
Threats To Biodiversity
INVASIVE SPECIES, ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION
Specific Tools
RESEARCH TRAINING, RESEARCH, MONITORING
Countries
Ascension Island
Conventions
CBD
Documents:
Download:
Final Report
- DPLUS038 FR - 16/02/2017
Download:
Half Year Report
- DPLUS038 HR1 - 22/09/2020
Download:
Application Form
- DPLUS038 App - 21/07/2015
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