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Conserving cetacean biodiversity in the Falkland Islands

 

Key Facts

FUNDING SCHEME ICON
FUNDING SCHEME
Darwin Plus
VALUE ICON
VALUE
£258,416
WHERE ICON
WHERE
Falkland Islands

Summary

The Falkland Islands are rich in cetacean biodiversity. However, approaches to managing and protecting that biodiversity could benefit considerably from recent advances in knowledge. This project will translate the diverse cetacean datasets acquired over the recent decade, together with novel data elements, into a series of key outputs that will enhance the capacity of Falkland Islands Government and local stakeholders to conserve cetaceans, outline best practice mitigation options for industry, and to deliver effective cetacean stranding response within the Islands.
 
Status Current
Reference DPLUS208
Round 12
Start 01/07/2024
End 31/03/2027

Project Leader

Lead Organisation

Project Partners
Scottish Marine Animal Stranding Scheme, Aarhus University, BAS - British Antarctic Survey, Falkland Islands Government - FIG


Regions
UKOT

Countries
Falkland Islands

Documents:
Download: Application Form - DPLUS208 App - 06/06/2024