2009 Annual Report Birdlife International Pacific Partnership

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A joint initiative of lAgence Franaise

de Dveloppement, Conservation International,the Global Environment Facility, the Government

of Japan, the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur

Foundation, and the World Bank

ANNUAL REPORT 2009

ProtectingNatures

Hotspots forPeople

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about CEPF 03the partnership 04

message from the partners 05

hotspots where CEPF supported civil society 062009 highlights 08approved grants 20

2009 nancial summary 24

the CEPF community 28

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Everyone depends on Earths ecosystems and their life-sustaining benets,such as clean air, fresh water and healthy soils. Founded in 2000, the Critical

Ecosystem Partnership Fund is a global leader in enabling civil society toparticipate in and benet from conserving some of the worlds most criticalecosystems.

We provide grants for nongovernmental and private sector organizations to help protect biodiversity hotspots,

Earths most biologically rich yet threatened areas.

The convergence of critical areas for conservation with millions of people who are impoverished and highlydependent on healthy ecosystems for their survival is more evident in the hotspots than anywhere else.

Enabling a stronger voice, inuence and action by civil societies is the hallmark of our approach. Our

support equips civil society groups to conserve their environment and inuence decisions that affectlives, livelihoods and, ultimately, the global environment for the benet of all. Grant recipients range fromsmall farming cooperatives and community associations to private sector partners and international

organizations.

ourgrants Target biodiversity hotspots in developing and transitional countries.

Are guided by regional investment strategies developed with stakeholders.

Go directly to civil society groups to build this vital constituency for conservation alongside

governmental partners.

Create working alliances among diverse groups, combining unique capacities and eliminating

duplication of efforts.

Achieve results through an ever-expanding network of partners working together toward

shared goals.

about CEPF

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the partnership

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LAgence Franaise de Dveloppement, the French Development Agency, is a nancialinstitution that is at the heart of Frances Development Assistance Policy. It supports a wide

range of economic, social and environmental projects in more than 60 countries.www.afd.fr

Building upon a strong foundation of science, partnership and eld demonstration,Conservation International empowers societies to responsibly and sustainably care fornature for the well-being of humanity.

www.conservation.org

The Global Environment Facilityis the worlds largest source of funding for the globalenvironment. It brings 178 member governments together with leading developmentinstitutions and others in support of a common global environmental agenda.

www.thegef.org

The Government of Japan is one of the largest providers of developmentassistance for the environment. Japan seeks constructive measures and concreteprograms to preserve unique ecosystems that provide people with importantbenets and help reduce poverty.

www.env.go.jp/en/

The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation supports creative peopleand effective institutions committed to building a more just, verdant and peacefulworld. In addition to selecting the MacArthur Fellows, the Foundationworks todefend human rights, advance global conservation and security, make cities better

places, and understand how technology is affecting children and society.

www.macfound.org

The World Bank is the worlds largest source of development assistance. It worksin more than 100 developing economies to ght poverty and to help people helpthemselves and their environment.

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Despite the challenges it faces, our planet continues to host magnicent natural areas that offer not onlydiverse life and beauty, but also essential support for humanity in the form of air and water purication, soilreplenishment, climate regulation and other necessities.

Our joint investments through CEPF for civil society initiatives are designed to help ensure the sustainabilityof these critical ecosystems for both people and nature.

As we look toward the Funds tenth anniversary in 2010, the many organizations we support continue tomake important contributions to improving management of globally important biodiversity and to integratingconservation into land-use and development planning. The year will also be an important one for theinternational community as nations gather in Nagoya, Japan to assess progress toward their goal underthe Convention on Biological Diversity to signicantly reduce the rate of biodiversity loss by 2010.

In this report, we provide examples from the scal year of the impact CEPF grantees are having in the eld.These range from a comprehensive forest and rangeland management plan that now guides land-usedecisions in Armenia to new communal and national protected areas in Africa and Latin America. To date, ourgrant recipients have helped protect more than 10 million hectares and improved management of double thatamount in rich ecosystems that are lifelines for communities and nations alike.

This year, our support enabled the CEPF global portfolio to grow to nearly $114 million for innovative initiativesby more than 1,500 nongovernmental and private sector organizations. We also began preparing to expandthe CEPF opportunity to three more of Earths biodiversity hotspots: Caribbean Islands, Mediterranean Basin,and Maputaland-Pondoland-Albany in southern Africa.

We invite you to join us in building and supporting the vital role of stable and ourishing civil societies inpreserving critical ecosystems for the benet of us all.

James D. Wolfensohn, Chairperson, CEPF Donor CouncilMonique Barbut, Chairperson and CEO, The Global Environment Facility

Toshinori Doi, Director for Development Policy Division, International Bureau, Ministry of Finance, Government of Japan

Robert L. Gallucci, President, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation

Pierre Jacquet, Executive Director, LAgence Franaise de Dveloppement

Peter A. Seligmann, Chairman and CEO, Conservation International

Katherine Sierra, Vice President, Sustainable Development, The World Bank

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hotspotswhere CEPF supported civil society

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Earths 34 biodiversity hotspots hold especially high numbers of unique species and provide importantservices for human well-being, such as clean air and water, ood and climate control, and soil regeneration,as well as food, medicines and raw materials. The hotspots, which face extreme threats, cover only2.3 percent of the planets land surface, and have each lost at least 70 percent of their original naturalvegetation.

Through scal year 2009, CEPF had awarded grants to civil society partners in 18 hotspots to help protectvital ecosystems. During the year, CEPF also began developing strategies for new investments in threeadditional hotspots: Caribbean Islands, Maputaland-Pondoland-Albany and Mediterranean Basin.

01 Atlantic Forest

02 Cape Floristic Region

03 Caribbean Islands

04 Caucasus

05 Coastal Forests of Eastern Africa

06 Eastern Afromontane

07 Guinean Forests of West Africa

08 Himalaya

09 Indo-Burma

10 Madagascar & Indian Ocean Islands11 Maputaland-Pondoland-Albany

12 Mediterranean Basin

13 Mesoamerica

14 Mountains of Southwest China

15 The Philippines

16 Polynesia-Micronesia

17 Succulent Karoo

18 Sundaland

19 Tropical Andes

20 Tumbes-Choc-Magdalena

21 Western Ghats and Sri Lanka

Hotspots where CEPF invested Investment planning under way Other hotspots

Note: Because o a reclassifcation o hotspot boundaries in 2005, originally defned investment areas or CEPF now stretchacross two hotspots in some cases.

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CommunityEngagementResidents invest innatural wealth

Ecosystem ServicesForest pays dividendsfor farmers

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Protected Areas

Nations move topreserve resources

Sustainable ForestryArmenians plan a future

with treesLivelihoodsNew skills benetpeople, park page 15

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Left: Aerial view of Chiapas, Mexico.

Right: In Chiapas, coffee farmer Dimas Corzo works with tree seedlings aspart of the Scolel Te program.


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Adalberto Tito Vargas Guillen recalls his rst meeting with some 30 coffee growers in the Sierra Madre

Mountains of Chiapas, Mexico. A project coordinator with the AMBIO Cooperative, Vargas was pitching aswap: conservation coffee for carbon offset payments.

Using balloons of carbon dioxide as models, Vargas briefed his audience on the carbon cycle,

photosynthesis and global warming. One community elder weighed in. We already knew that trees clean

the air and supply us with oxygen, said the man, Vargas recounts. What we didnt know was that weare the ones who are polluting the air.

That insight and the chance for income led growers in eight villages to join Scolel Te (The tree that

grows in the Mayan dialect of Tzeltal), an AMBIO-operated forestry program supported by CEPF.

Participating growers are interplanting their coffee with Inga, a tree that provides edible legumes andnitrogen-xing bacteria that help fertilize the soilplus partial shade for the coffee and habitat for

birds and other species. Farmers are also planting other species of trees on their plantations and as

living fences to control livestock movement. The additional trees absorb more carbon dioxide from

the atmosphere, and companies and other entities looking to offset their emissions purchase carboncredits generated by the project, which in turn results in payments to the growers.

Theres a great enthusiasm for this program among the people, Vargas says.

Scolel Te has a strategic role to play in establishing green buffer zones between three protected

natural reserves. The program will link the reserves of El Triunfo, La Sepultura and La Frailescana,

strengthening biodiversity in the mountains of Chiapas.

Twelve other villages have joined the original eight and Vargas now counts upwards of 300

participants, thanks to additional support from Mexicos National Commission of Natural

Protected Areas.

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Left: Zachary Parisa (right) from Yale Universitys Global Institute for Sustainable Forestry gathers forest data withstudents from the Armenian Agricultural Academy as part of the most in-depth forest evaluation in northern

Armenia since the nations independence in 1991.Right: Tens of thousands of native trees seedlings have been planted in sustainable forestry plots as part of theArmenian Tree Projects reforestation effort.


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In the mountainous country of Armenia, villagers, nonprot organizations, academic institutions and the

national government have teamed up to restore native tree cover and help residents manage their lands

sustainably.

Supported by CEPF and WWF-Armenia, the Armenia Tree Project (ATP) and Yales Global Institute ofSustainable Forestry conducted the most in-depth forest evaluation in northern Armenia since the nations

independence in 1991. In the process, ATP staff, Armenian Agricultural Academy forestry students and

government employees learned data collection techniques, sampling design and inventory analysis. They

created a comprehensive forest and rangeland management plan that now guides land-use decisions.

On the ground, the results are evident. Tens of thousands of native trees have been planted in

demonstration plots in two neighboring communities. There is also a new community orchard where

youth get environmental education and villagers receive range management training.

Another important outcome is a sustainable forestry training manual that is becoming an indispensableresource for training community members, local forestry students, conservationists and government

ofcials.

As a result of these achievements, the German development bank KfW will nance planting 1.3

million additional trees, the largest reforestation initiative in Armenias history. A private donor hasalso offered support to create a regional training center for environmental studies and sustainable

forestry.

The basis for success in a project of this magnitude is collaboration, says Jeff Masarjian, ATPsexecutive director. The accomplishments of this partnership have brought sustainable forestryconcepts to the forefront of environmental policy discussions in Armenia.

sustainable forestry:Armenians plan a future with trees

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Left: Eri silk worms (Antherea asama) on castor plant leaves in the village of Panbari onthe western fringe of the Manas Tiger Reserve.

Right: Livelihoods project participants load yarn into a handloom during a training session.


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Villagers living on the fringe of the Manas Tiger Reserve in northeastern India are learning new skills,

boosting their income and changing their relationship with their lush but overtaxed ecosystem.

Traditionally, residents of this portion of the Himalayan foothills have used the forest to hunt and to harvest

wood for energy and construction. They also set res in grasslands to prepare them for livestock grazingand to make hunting easier. Unchecked, these activities could irreparably damage the ability of the

reserves rich ecosystem to provide its many benets for people and wildlife.

To help these communities reduce dependency on the forest, CEPF supported the Dolphin Foundation

to develop sustainable livelihoods for villagers living on the parks western edge. The Assam-based organization engaged government trainers to instruct representatives of community-based

organizations in silk farming, apiculture, handloom weaving and marketing. These leaders then teach

the techniques to villagers, help them access nancial resources to establish businesses, and promotethe alternative livelihood concept.

Interest has exceeded all expectations, with more than 200 residents in 12 indigenous villages now

generating income from their chosen new vocations.

We never thought that these types of livelihoods could put food on the table for our family, says

Lakshmi Bala Ray, a silk farmer from the village of Boulazar. The income she generates, as well asthe promise of rewood to be obtained from recently planted community forests, decreases her

familys reliance on the forest.

Looking at the bigger picture, Sujit Bairagi, chairman of the Dolphin Foundation, notes that thevillagers associate the projects benets with the existence of the park and are now steppingforward to advocate for its protection.

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Left: A student researcher supported by CEPF recently rediscovered the ornate shovel snoutsnake (Prosymna ornatissima) in what is now the Uluguru Nature Reserve in Tanzania. It had not

been recorded there for more than 80 years.Right: The natural rock arch called Bogenfels is found on the southern coast of Namibia in theSperrgebiet region.


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protected areas:nations move to preserve resourcesIn the vast arid plains and coastline of the Sperrgebiet region of Namibia and the lush forests of the

Uluguru Mountains of Tanzania, nations took bold steps this year to protect ecosystems that arecrucial to people and biodiversity.

The declaration of Sperrgebiet National Park in Namibia was a tremendous boon for the Succulent

Karoo, one of just two desert biodiversity hotspots. The 2.6-million-hectare park remained virtuallyuntouched for more than 100 years while under the control of mining companies who limited access.

It is a refuge for nearly 25 percent of Namibias plant species.

The declaration of this area as a national park was the catalyst needed to create and consolidate

a series of protected areas that will span the entire Namibian coastline, says Chris Brown, of theNamibia Nature Foundation (NNF). Such large swaths of natural habitat buffer climate change,

predicted to alter rainfall patterns and threaten the resiliency of the areas plants.

CEPF supported NNF in development of management and tourism plans that include ecotourism

concessions for nearby communities, allowing them to benet from the growing inux of visitors.

Concerns about the impact of climate change also came into the fore in the declaration of the

Uluguru Nature Reserve in Tanzania. Through the efforts of the U.N. Development Program and

Global Environment Facility, and with support from CEPF, the Tanzanian government recognized

the need to preserve these forests. Located west of Dar es Salaam, the new protected area linksthree forest reserves and a strip of previously farmed land to create a 24,000-hectare reserve.

Conserving these mountain forests protects the headwaters that feed the Ruvu River, the majorwater supply and source of hydroelectric power for millions of residents of Dar es Salaam and

beyond. It also prevents the release of the carbon the forests store, averting furtherance ofclimate change.


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Left: La Sierpa waterfall, Malaga Bay, Colombia.

Right: Women and men from local community gathering piangua

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Under the August sun, humpback whales churn the waters of Mlaga Bay, on the southwest coast of

Colombia. They come to breed and feast on the teeming sea life nurtured by coastal mangrove forests.

Afro-Colombians, the descendants of escaped slaves, hunt and harvest wood in these forests.

The men sh in the bay and women gather the black-shelled piangua mollusks from the stilt-like

roots of the mangroves.

Faced with a dwindling catch, the local community council took the lead in preserving this delicateecosystem for future generations. Aided by CEPF, the council successfully advocated for the governments

declaration creating the La Plata Integrated Management System and the Regional Natural Park of Sierpe

reserves.

The community has an interest in a protected area that would safeguard its access to the resourcesneeded for subsistence, says Angela Andrade, Conservation Internationals policy coordinator in

Colombia, noting local concerns about logging and poaching as well as diminished sheries. Plus, a

formal declaration from the government would head off periodic plans for a mega-port on the bay.

Northward, in the Mexican state of Veracruz, other communities pushed this year to establish newcommunal lands. Set aside to be locally managed for 50 years, they comprise the 1,000-hectare

Grindstone reserve in La Cueva del Jabal, the 722-hectare Spider Monkey Forest in Francisco Javier

Mina, and the 654-hectare Pheasant Forest in Francisco Villa. The three villages have pledged to

preserve trees, curtail poaching and logging, and guard the reserves.

It took a year of meetings to win local approval for the plan, says Paloma Meja, project coordinator atMexican nonprot Pronatura, but ultimately, the people took the long view. They want their sons and

daughters to know the rainforest that they knew as children, Meja says. To help sustain this spider

monkey habitat, the plan includes developing eco-friendly enterprises as alternatives to traditionalcattle farming.

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Atlantic Forest Hotspot

Brazil

Strategic Direction 5: Reinforce and sustain

the conservation gains achieved as a resultof CEPF investment in the initial ve-yearinvestment period for the region

Conservation Network: Linking Socialand Environmental Experiences,and Developing Competencies andOrganizational Capacities in the AtlanticForest Central Biodiversity Corridor

$250,000Instituto de Estudos SocioAmbientaisdo Sul da Bahia

Consolidating Biodiversity ConservationAction in Atlantic Forest Corridors

$665,543Conservao Internacional do Brasil

Consolidating Private and PublicProtected Areas in the Atlantic ForestHotspot Biodiversity Corridors$934,457Fundao SOS Pr-Mata Atlntica

Institutional Strengthening in theSerra do Mar Corridor$550,000Associao Mico-Leo-Dourado

Cape Floristic Region Hotspot

Strategic Direction 5: Reinforceand sustain the conservation gainsachieved as a result of CEPFinvestment in the initial ve-yearinvestment period for the region

Baviaanskloof Mega-ReserveConsolidation Project

$110,000Wilderness Foundation

approved grantsBuilding Capacity in ConservationImplementing Agencies in the CapeFloristic Region$300,000Table Mountain Fund

Cape Floristic Region: CommunicatingConservation

$150,000Wilderness Foundation

Consolidate and Strengthen CapeNatures Corridor Network

$324,000Western Cape Nature Conservation Board

Consolidation of CAPE ConservationGains: Engaging Agricultural Industriesin South Africa$193,054

Conservation International

Consolidation of Conservation Gains:Engaging the Business Sector in SouthAfrica$106,651World Wide Fund for NatureSouth Africa

Improving Project Development andImplementation through Support toNew Entrants to Conservation andCommunity-Based Organizations inthe Cape Floristic Region

$166,000

Table Mountain Fund

Sustaining the Gains of the BusinessPlan of the Cape West Coast BiosphereReserve$150,000Cape West Coast Biosphere Reserve

Eastern Himalayas Region

Strategic Direction 1: Build on existinglandscape conservation initiatives to maintainand restore connectivity and to protect

wide-ranging threatened species in priority

corridors with a particular emphasis on theBhutan Biological Conservation Complex,Kangchenjunga-Singalila Complex, andNorth Bank Landscape

Biological Corridor Framework for theKingdom of Bhutan$113,000World Wildlife Fund, Inc.

Local Stewardship for Conservation ofthe Red Panda in Eastern Nepal

$60,912Red Panda Network-Nepal

Pygmy Hog Conservation Program

$80,000Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust

Strategic Direction 2: Secure the

conservation of priority site outcomes(key biodiversity areas) in the easternHimalayas with a particular emphasis on theBhutan Biological Conservation Complex,Kangchenjunga-Singalila Complex, andNorth Bank Landscape

Conservation of Key Plant Speciesand Their Habitats in Kangchenjunga-Singalila Complex for LivelihoodImprovement$40,800Shree Deep Jyoti Youth Club

Developing a National EcotourismFramework for Protected Areas inBhutan and Implementation in a PilotSite

$90,000Ugyen Wangchuck Institute for Conservationand Environment

A Pre-community Planning Project forRed Panda Conservation in EasternHimalayas Region$4,000

The East Foundation

Restoration of the Wintering Habitat ofthe Black-Necked Crane in and aroundBumdeling Wildlife Sanctuary EasternBhutan through Community-BasedInitiatives

$105,000Nature Conservation Committee of

Trashiyangtse

Traditional Land Management Systemand Its Impacts on Conservation in theKangchenjunga-Singalila Complex inNepal$29,606Iam Co-operation Council

Strategic Direction 3: Leveragepartnerships among donor agencies, civilsociety and government institutions to

achieve priority biodiversity conservationoutcomes over the long term

Establishment of Community-Based,Anti-poaching Networks to ReducePoaching and Trade in EndangeredWild Species of Flora and Fauna inKangchenjunga-Singhalila Complex,Nepal$43,328Kangchenjunga Landscape Concern Group

Promoting Coordinated Community-Based Landscape Conservation inthe Trans-Boundary Region of theKangchenjunga-Singalila Complex$70,000The Mountain Institute

Guinean Forests of West Africa Hotspot

Upper Guinean Forest

Strategic Direction 6: Reinforce and sustainthe conservation gains achieved as a resultof CEPF investment in the initial ve-yearinvestment period for the region

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Consolidating and Learning fromLivelihood Interventions in Supportof Biodiversity Conservation andManagement at Nimba Mountain(Guinea), Sapo National Park (Liberia)

and Tiwai Island (Sierra Leone)$249,440Fauna & Flora International

Ensuring Long-Term SustainableFinancing for Key Protected Areas in theUpper Guinean Forest Ecosystem$799,930Conservation International

Sustainable Finance for Protected Areasin Sierra Leone$200,000Royal Society for the Protection of Birds

Sustaining and Securing Capacity inBiodiversity Conservation Action in theUpper Guinea Forest Area$599,984BirdLife International

Upscaling and Promoting BiodiversityConservation and CommunityLivelihoods in the Upper Guinea ForestEcosystem

$250,000Environmental Foundation for Africa

Indo-Burma Hotspot

Indochina Region

Strategic Direction 1: Safeguard priorityglobally threatened species in Indochina bymitigating major threats

Assessment of the Status andDistribution of Globally ThreatenedPlant Species in Indochina$452,216Missouri Botanical Garden

Awareness and Research ConservationProgram for Swinhoes Soft-Shell Turtlein Vietnam$20,000Cleveland Zoological Society

Cambodia Vulture Conservation Project$19,730Wildlife Conservation Society

Community Protection of Eastern SarusCrane and Its Habitat in Boeung PrekLapouv Management and ConservationArea, Cambodia$19,928Chamroien Chiet Khmer

Conservation Ecology of Bengal Floricanin Cambodia$18,416University of East Anglia

Conservation Ecology of White-Shouldered Ibis and Local Livelihoods

$19,999University of East Anglia

Conserving Nonbreeding Populations ofEastern Sarus Crane at Kampong TrachWetland, Cambodia$19,990Mlup Baitong

Freshwater Biodiversity Assessments

in the Indo-Burma Biodiversity Hotspot:Fishes, Molluscs, Odonates and Plants$299,504International Union for the Conservation ofNature and Natural Resources

Improving Linkages for CollaborativeResearch and Conservation of Plants inIndochina$4,673Missouri Botanical Garden

Increasing In-Country Capacity andRegional Cooperation to PromoteBat Conservation in Cambodia with

Particular Reference to OtomopsWroughtoni

$20,000Harrison Zoological Museum (HarrisonInstitute)

Northern Plains of Cambodia Bird Nest

Protection Project$19,673Wildlife Conservation Society

Strategic Direction 3: Engage key actorsin reconciling biodiversity conservation anddevelopment objectives, with a particularemphasis on the Northern LimestoneHighlands and Mekong River and its majortributaries

Raising Awareness of Possible Impactsfrom Dams on the Srepok, Sesan andSekong

$19,9103S Rivers Protection Network

Thai Baan Research on Aquatic Specieson the Nng River, Tributary of the GmRiver, Na Hang District, Tuyen QuangProvince, Vietnam$19,850Center for Water Resources Conservationand Development

Mesoamerica Hotspot

Northern Mesoamerica

Strategic Direction 1: Foster civil societyparticipation in regional decisionmakingon select policies and investments topromote the conservation and sustainabledevelopment of the Selva Maya and the SelvaZoque and Chiapas/Guatemala Highlandscorridors

Building a Model for Carbon-Coffee forthe Sierra Madre de Chiapas, Mexico$20,000El Colegio de la Frontera Sur

Building Sustainableand Competitive TourismEnterprises in NorthernMesoamerica$70,870Rainforest Alliance, Inc.

Creating the Category ofIndigenous and CommunalNatural Areas in the GuatemalaProtected Areas Law$20,000Asociacin SOTZIL ONG

Mitigating the Impacts of RoadConstruction on Biodiversity inthe Calakmul Key BiodiversityArea and the Selva MayaBiosphere Reserve

$171,064Pronatura Pennsula de YucatnAsociacin Civil

Strengthening Public Policy Relatedto Forest Fire Management in Belizeand Guatemala$141,355

The Nature Conservancy

Strengthening Public Policy to Mitigatethe Impacts of Road Development inthe Maya Biosphere Reserve throughPublic Outreach

$100,000Fundacion Kukulkan

Sustainable Nature Tourism in the SierraMadre and Selva el Ocote, Chiapas,Mexico

$58,251Fondo de Conservacin El Triunfo, AsociacinCivil

Strategic Direction 2: Collaborate withother donor-funded projects to facilitate andoperationalize successful conservation activitiesin Northern Mesoamericas eight most importantkey biodiversity areas

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Securing Ofcial Certication for the VoluntaryConservation of Critical Ecosystems inChiapas and Oaxaca, Mexico$50,000Instituto para el Desarrollo Sustentable en

Mesoamrica, Asociacin Civil

Technical and Community Support toExpand Volcan Tacana Biosphere Reservein Sierra Madre de Chiapas, Mexico$49,976Ecobiosfera El Triunfo, Sociedad Civil

Strategic Direction 3: Support priorityconservation actions in three priority keybiodiversity areas

Strengthening Civil Society Participationin the Governance of Laguna del Tigre

National Park$18,000Asociacin Centro de Accin Legal-Ambiental y Social de Guatemala

Strategic Direction 4: Supportefforts to prevent the extinction ofNorthern Mesoamericas 106 CriticallyEndangered species

Community Capacity-BuildingProgram for ConservationLeadership at Five AZE Sites inHonduras and El Salvador$100,000

SalvaNATURA Fundacin Ecolgicade El Salvador

Exchanging Information on theImportance of the AZE Sites forConservation in Mesoamerica

$19,580SalvaNATURA FundacinEcolgica de El Salvador

Strategy Developmentto Conserve CriticallyEndangered Amphibians inChiapas, Mexico

$19,998Instituto de Historia Natural

approved grantsMesoamerica Hotspot

Southern Mesoamerica

Strategic Direction 5: Reinforce and sustain

the conservation gains achieved as a resultof CEPF investment in the initial ve-yearinvestment period for the region

Consolidating Civil Society Participationin the Conservation of the La AmistadBiosphere Reserve$375,000Fundacin para el Desarrollo Integral,Comunitario y Conservacin de losEcosistemas en Panam

Consolidating Key Management Actionsin Indio Maiz Biological Reserve,Nicaragua

$100,000Fundacin Amigos del Ro San Juan

Consolidating Local ConservationCapacity in the Biosphere Reserves ofSoutheast Nicaragua and La Amistad inPanama$303,381Conservation International

Consolidating the Financial, Institutionaland Social Sustainability of the LaAmistad Biosphere Reserve, with aFocus on the Indigenous Territories of

the Caribbean$250,000Asociacin de Profesionales y TcnicosNgobes de Bocas del Toro

Consolidation of the ConservationActions and Management of Biodiversityin Cerro Silva and Punta Gorda Reserves

$300,000Universidad de las Regiones Autnomas dela Costa Caribe Nicaragense

Polynesia-Micronesia Hotspot

Strategic Direction 1: Prevent, control anderadicate invasive species in key biodiversityareas

Biosecurity Plan for the Phoenix IslandsProtected Area, Kiribati

$16,000Eco Oceania Pty Ltd

Developing an Effective Resource/Toolfor the Prioritization of ManagementAction against Invasive Alien Species$15,227Auckland UniServices Limited

Developing Long-Term Capacity forInvasive Species Management in thePolynesia-Micronesia Hotspot

$131,000Auckland UniServices Limited

Documenting an Existing Invasion toPrevent Future Introductions of Non-Indigenous Species in the Island-likeMarine Lakes$17,653Coral Reef Research Foundation, Inc.

Enhance the Breeding Capacity of theReintroduced Rimatara Lorikeet on Atiuby Reducing Harassment by CommonMyna

$19,220Te Ipukarea Society

Preventing the Spread of Crab-EatingMacaques in the Republic of Palau$19,775Palau Conservation Society

Resolving an Enigma: ConservationManagement of the Fiji Petrel$226,934Fiji Nature Conservation Trust

Restoration of the Aleipata Islands,Samoa through the Management ofIntroduced Rats and Ants$227,898Secretariat of the Pacic Regional

Environment Programme

Species Recovery Plan for the FijianCrested Iguana$228,930National Trust for Fiji

Traditional Landowner Protection forEndangered Ratak Imperial Pigeon andOverwintering Bristle-Thighed Curlew inKey Atolls of the Marshall Islands

$15,000Marshall Islands Conservation Society

Strategic Direction 2: Strengthen theconservation status and management of 60key biodiversity areas

Evaluating Outcomes of ConservationActions across the Polynesia-MicronesiaHotspot$6,000Applied Environmental Decision AnalysisCentre, the University of Queensland

Fijians for Fijians ForestsSupportingCommunity-Driven Protected AreaEstablishment in Fiji$155,346

BirdLife International

Phoenix Islands Protected Area TrustInitiative

$84,976New England Aquarium

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Strategic Direction 3: Build awareness andparticipation of local leaders and communitymembers in the implementation of protectionand recovery plans for threatened species

Building Community Capacity to AchieveConservation Outcomes for Priority BatSpecies in the Polynesia-MicronesiaHotspot: A Pilot Study on Samoa$19,996Ecosure Pty Ltd

Capacity Building to Secure Endemic

Samoan Swallowtail Buttery as a Modelfor Valuing and Conserving ButteriesDistinctive in the PolynesiaMicronesiaHotspot

$18,600New Zealand Buttery Enterprises Ltd.

Conservation of the Endangered FijiFlying Fox on Taveuni Island, Fiji$19,993NatureFiji-MareqetiViti

Developing Model Species RecoveryPlans in Tonga$50,000Tonga Community Development Trust

Tropical Andes Hotspot

Vilcabamba-Ambor Conservation

Corridor

Strategic Direction 7: Reinforce and sustainthe conservation gains achieved as a resultof CEPF investment in the initial ve-yearinvestment period for the region

Fostering Stakeholder Collaborationand Monitoring the Impacts andthe Conservation Actions aroundInfrastructure Projects in theVilcabamba-Ambor ConservationCorridor

$250,000


Impact Mitigation for BiodiversityConservation in High-Risk Areas of theNorthern Corridor Highway in Bolivia

$250,000Fundacin Proteccin y Uso Sostenible delMedio Ambiente

Mitigating the Potential Environmentaland Social Impacts Generated by theNorthern Corridor Road ConstructionProject in Bolivia$655,000Fundacin Para El Desarrollo del SistemaNacional de reas Protegidas

Promoting Civil Society Participationand Field-Level Monitoring to Mitigatethe Environmental and Social Impacts ofthe Peruvian Inter-Oceanic Highway in

the VilcabambaAmbor ConservationCorridor

$330,000Fundacin Peruana para la Conservacin dela Naturaleza

Strengthening Connectivity along PerusInter-Oceanic Highway in Madre de Diosthrough the Sustainable Use of NaturalResources and Economic Development$235,000Fondo de las Americas del Peru

Strengthening of the Management andFinancial Sustainability of Key ProtectedAreas along the Southern Inter-OceanicHighway in Madre de Dios, Peru$465,000Fondo de las Americas del Peru

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CEPF continued to expand its support to nongovernmental and private sectorpartners during FY 09, awarding grants totaling $12.9 million and bringing its

global portfolio to nearly $114 million for innovative efforts to conserve critical

ecosystems. This year, the number of civil society groups supported by CEPFgrew to more than 1,500.

As part of a major expansion and consolidation program taking place, grants

awarded included support to civil society groups in the new investment regions ofIndochina and Polynesia-Micronesia and targeted support to sustain gains madepossible by our previous investments in ve hotspots.

We also embarked on strategic planning for expansion to three additional hotspots:

Caribbean Islands, Mediterranean Basin, and Maputaland-Pondoland-Albany in

southeastern Africa. The investment planning process in these regions will not onlyguide CEPF investments, but also establish conservation priorities that can point the

way for the many nations, organizations and other donors involved in these biologically

rich yet threatened areas of the world.

summary

2009 fnancial

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ReVeNUe FY 09 Cumultiv

Grants and ContributionsGain (Loss) on Foreign Exchange

Interest Earned

15,875,000

(2,752,880)

86,091

210,386,650

1,888,006

1,956,822

Totl Rvnu $ 13,208,211 $ 214,231,479

eXpeNSeS aND COMMITTeD FUNDS

Grants by Funding Region*

Atlantic ForestCape Floristic RegionCaucasusEastern Arc Mountains and Coastal Forests of Tanzania and KenyaEastern Himalayas RegionGuinean Forests of West AfricaIndo-Burma

Madagascar and Indian Ocean IslandsMountains of Southwest ChinaNorthern MesoamericaPhilippinesPolynesia-MicronesiaSouthern MesoamericaSucculent KarooSundalandTropical AndesTumbes-Choc-MagdalenaWestern Ghats and Sri Lanka

2,399,395

1,499,106

99,274

(147,283)

632,697

2,099,354

751,720

(29,956)(24,322)

1,165,450

(14,584)

1,105,084

1,298,866

(24,452)

(51,576)

2,185,000

(38,426)

-

10,393,022

7,641,162

8,498,255

7,113,233

4,545,756

8,266,611

1,901,649

4,169,8026,535,418

7,223,899

6,970,399

2,155,014

6,739,253

7,886,085

9,901,465

8,314,972

4,953,378

625,000

Totl grnts12,905,348 113,834,373

Ecosystem Profle PreparationExternal Evaluation and Compliance Audit

Operations

804,008

-

2,032,423

7,518,026

344,653

19,585,457

Totl 2,205,038 27,448,135

Totl exnss $ 15,741,779 $ 141,282,509

Excess of Revenue over Expenses (2,533,568) $ 72,948,970

FUND BaLaNCe aT THe eND OF THe peRIOD CONSISTeD OF:

Cash Net of Amount Due to/from CIAccounts ReceivableGrants PayableFund Balance as of June 30, 2009

37,052,459

51,873,558

(15,977,047)

$ 72,948,970

statement ofactivities

Grants by Region

through FY 09

Grants by Region

for FY 09

26%

35%

19%

21%

29%

19%

31%

7%

12%

1%

* Grant expenses include new

grants approved in FY 09 as wellas fnancial amendments to grantscommitted in previous years.

* Negative amounts in grantsrepresent grant deobligations.

for the year ending June 30, 2009

Europe and Central Asia

Arica and Madagascar

Asia-Pacifc

North and Central AmericaSouth America

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DONOR COUNCIL

Chairperson

James D. Wolfensohn

Donor Council Members

Monique Barbut

Chairperson and CEOThe Global Environment Facility

Toshinori Doi

Director for Development Policy DivisionInternational BureauMinistry of Finance

Government of Japan

Robert L. Gallucci

PresidentJohn D. and Catherine T. MacArthur

Foundation

Pierre Jacquet

Executive DirectorLAgence Franaise de Dveloppement

Peter A. Seligmann

Chairman and CEOConservation International

Katherine Sierra

Vice PresidentSustainable DevelopmentThe World Bank

CEPF SENIOR STAFF

Bobbie Jo KelsoActing Executive Director and Senior Director

for External Affairs

Lisa Dean

Senior Director for Finance and

Information Management

Nina Marshall

Acting Managing Director

Daniel Rothberg

Grant Director

Deborah SpaydDirectorGrants Management Unit

Jack Tordoff

Grant Director

John Watkin

Grant Director

Michele Zador

Grant Director

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COORDINATION AND REGIONALIMPLEMENTATION TEAMS

Implementation Team Focal Points

Caucasus

Nugzar ZazanashviliWWF Caucasus Programme Ofce

Eastern Himalayas

Sarala KhalingWWF Nepal Program Ofce

Indo-Burma

John Pilgrim

BirdLife International in Indochina

Northern Mesoamerica

Carlos RodriguezConservation International, Mexico and Central America

Center for Biodiversity Conservation

Polynesia-Micronesia

Leilani DuffyConservation International Pacic Islands Program

Western Ghats

Bhaskar AcharyaAshoka Trust for Research in Ecology andthe Environment

WORKING GROUP

Warren EvansSector Director, EnvironmentThe World Bank

Frank Hawkins

Vice PresidentAfrica and Madagascar DivisionConservation International

Gilles Kleitz

Project ManagerLAgence Franaise de Dveloppement

Jrgen Thomsen

DirectorConservation and Sustainable DevelopmentJohn D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation

Toshio Torii

DirectorGlobal Biodiversity Strategy OfceNature Conservation BureauMinistry of the Environment, Government of Japan

Yoko Watanabe

Program Manager, BiodiversityThe Global Environment Facility

Yasuaki Yoneyama

DirectorCo-ordination OfceDevelopment Policy Division, International BureauMinistry of Finance, Government of Japan


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CEPF and our regional implementationteams have supported more than 1,500nongovernmental and private-sectorpartners in conserving biodiversity

hotspots.Aaranyak

Adansonia Consulting

AfriBugs CC

Africa Conservation Fund

Africa Environmental News Service

African Buttery Research Institute

African Rainforest ConservancyAfrique Nature International

AGORO Centre for Intercultural Learning andTalent Development

Agricultural Research Council and Range

and Forage InstituteAlianza para la Conservacin y el Desarrollo

Amani Nature Reserve

Amazon Conservation Association

American Bird Conservancy

Amigos del Museo de Historia NaturalNoel Kempff Mercado

Anglia Ruskin University

Angweng Reincarnated Buddha

Anti Illegal Logging Institute

Arid Zone Ecology Forum

Arizona State UniversityArmenian Assembly of America, Inc.

Armenian Forests NGOArnold Arboretum of HarvardUniversity

ASEAN Focus Group Pty. Ltd.Ashoka Trust for Research inEcology and the Environment

Asociacin Balam para laConservacin de los RecursosNaturales y Culturales Integrados

Asociacin Centro de AccinLegal-Ambiental y Social deGuatemala

Asociacin Comercial yAgropecuaria de ChiriquGrande

grantee partners (As of June 30, 2009)Asociacin de Amigos y Vecinos de la Costa yla Naturaleza

Asociacin de Desarrollo y PromocinHumana de la Costa Atlntica

Asociacin de Organizaciones del Corredor

Biolgico Talamanca CaribeAsociacin de Practicantes de MedicinaTradicional Naso

Asociacin de Profesionales y TcnicosNgbe Bugle de Bocas del Toro

Asociacin de Reservas Naturales Privadas deGuatemala

Asociacin de Turismo de Tres Colinas

Asociacin Ecuatoriana de EcoturismoAsociacin IXACAVAA de Desarrollo eInformacin Indgena

Asociacin Mejorando al Desarrollo Rural de laRegion a Traves de la Conservacin de la VidaSilvestre (formerly Asociacin Meralvis)

Asociacin Nacional para la Conservacin dela NaturalezaAsociacin para la Conservacin,Investigacin de la Biodiversidad y elDesarrollo Sustentable

Asociacin Peruana para la Conservacin dela Naturaleza

Asociacin Red Colombiana de ReservasNaturales de la Sociedad Civil

Asociacin Trpico Verde/ParksWatchGuatemala

Associao dos Pescadores e Amigos do RioParaiba do Sul

Associao dos Proprietrios de ReservasParticulares do Estado da Bahia

Associao Flora BrasilAssociao Mico-Leo-Dourado

Associao Super Eco de IntegraoAmbiental e Desenvolvimento da Criana

Association FanambyAssociation for Nature Protection andSustainable Use Mta-Bari

Association of Environmental Lawyers ofLiberia

Association pour la Gestion Intgre etDurable de lEnvironnement

Auckland UniServices Limited

Aurora Resource Development InitiativesAssociation, Inc.

Baimaxueshan National Nature ReserveManagement Ofce

Baviaans Conservancy

Beijing Normal University

Beijing Shanmo Investment Consultancy Co.

Belize Association of Private Protected AreasBelize Foundation for Research andEnvironmental Education

Belize Tropical Forest Studies

Bird Conservation Nepal

BirdLife International

Black Sea Eco Academy

Blueelds Indian and Caribbean University

Bombay Natural History SocietyBotanical Society of South Africa

Brown Hyena Research Project

Cagayan Valley Partners in PeopleDevelopment

Calbitz HoldingsThe Cape Leopard Trust

Cape West Coast Biosphere ReserveCompany

CARE Bolivia

CARE International

Carrick, PeterCaucasus Environmental NGO Network

Caucasus Protected Areas Fund

Cecchi, Susie Lee

Center for Biodiversity and IndigenousKnowledgeCenter for Russian Nature Conservation

Central de Pueblos Indigenas de La Paz

Central Mindanao University

Centre Ecologique de Libanona

Centre National des Sciences Halieutiques deBoussoura

Centro Agronmico Tropical de Investigaciny Enseanza

Centro Cientco Tropical

Centro de Estudios y Accin Social PanameoCentro de Investigacin y Estudios enBiodiversidad y Recursos Geneticos

Centro Mexicano de Derecho Ambiental,Asociacin Civil

Centro para la Investigacin en SistemasSostenibles de Produccin Agropecuaria

Chen, YoupingChengdu Research Base of Giant PandaBreeding Center

China Institute of Water Resources andHydropower Research

China Youth DailyGreen IslandThe Chinese Academy of Sciences

COLUFIFA-GUINEE

Colville, Jonathan

Comitato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo deiPopoli

Community and Biodiversity ConservationResearch Center of Lanzhou University

Concerned Environmentalists for theEnhancement of Biodiversity

Conservao Internacional do Brasil


Conservation Management Ltd.

Conservation Management ServicesConservation Strategy Fund

Conserve Africa Foundation

Construction Planning Ofce of Shangri-laAlpine Botanic Garden

Cooperativa AMBIO Sociedad Cooperativa deResponsabilidad Limitada

Cooperativa do Produtores Orgnicos do Sulda Bahia

Cornell UniversityCorporacin Oro Verde

Corporacin para la Investigacin,Capacitacin y Apoyo Tcnico para el ManejoSustentable de los Ecosistemas Tropicales

Corporacin SerraniaguaCouncil for Scientic and Industrial Research

Counterpart International

Cowling, Shirley Pierce

Crescente FrtilProjetos Ambientais Culturaise de Comunicao

Curtis, Odette

Danish Zoological Society

Darjeeling Ladenla Road Prerna

Darmanto

Desmet, PhilipDeutsches Primatenzentrum

Development Bank of Southern Africa

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Doga Dernegi

Dolphin Foundation

Duineveld Coastal Association

Durban Botanic Gardens

Durrell Wildlife Conservation TrustEast Africa Natural History SocietyEcobiosfera El Triunfo, Sociedad Civil

The East African Wild Life Society

EcoAfrica Environmental Consultants

Eco-Security Task Force of China Council forInternational Cooperation on Environment andDevelopment

Ecotourism Association Public Organization

Eden to Addo Corridor Initiative

Eersterivier Projects Organization

Ehardt, Carolyn L.El Colegio de La Frontera Sur

Environmental Camps for ConservationAwarenessEnvironmental Foundation for Africa

Environmental Law Center

Environmental Law InstituteEnvironmental Legal Assistance Center, Inc.

Environmental Monitoring Group

Environmental Volunteer Association ofSichuan University

Environmental Watch on the North WestCaucasus

EnviroScience

Equals Three Communications

Escuela Agrcola Panamericana, Zamorano

Ethnobotanical Society of NepalFacultad Latino Americana de CienciasSociales

Fan, Enyuan

Farmers Associated to Conserve theEnvironment

Fauna & Flora International

Federacin de Centros Aw del Ecuador

Federacin Nacional de Cafeteros deColombia, Comit Departamental deCafeteros del Valle del Cauca

The Field Museum of Natural History

Field Research Union Campester

Fiji Nature Conservation TrustFirst Philippine Conservation, Inc.

Flower Valley Conservation Trust

Fondo Ambiental Nacional

Fondo de Conservacin El Triunfo, AsociacinCivil

Fondo de las Americas del Per

Fondo Mexicano para la Conservacin de laNaturaleza, A.C.

Fopspeen Live Art

Foundation for Integrative and DevelopmentStudies, Inc.

Freshwater Consulting GroupFriends for Conservation and Development

Friends of Die Oog

Friends of Nature, China

Friends of the Environment for Developmentand Sustainability, Inc.Friends of Tokai Forest

Fund for Biodiversity Conservation of

Armenian HighlandFundao Biodiversitas para Conservao daDiversidade Biolgica

Fundao Botnica Margaret Mee

Fundao Ceciliano Abel de Almeida

Fundao de Desenvolvimento da Pesquisa,Departamento de Biologia Geral

Fundacin Agroecolgica Cotobrusea

Fundacin Altropico

Fundacin Amigos del Ro San Juan

Fundacin Centro de Investigaciones delPacico

Fundacin Corcovado Lon Willi ng Ramsey Jr.

Fundacin de Defensa Ecolgica

Fundacin de Parques Nacionales

Fundacin Defensores de la Naturaleza

Fundacin Ecotrpico Colombia

Fundacin Ecuatoriana de EstudiosEcolgicos

Fundacin Jatun Sacha

Fundacin Kukulkan

Fundacin Neotropica

Fundacin Nicaragense para la Conservacin

Fundacin para el Desarrollo Acadmico de laUniversidad Nacional

Fundacin para el Desarrollo Agrario

Fundacin para el Desarrollo de la Ecologa

Fundacin para el Desarrollo del SistemaNacional de reas Protegidas

Fundacin para el Desarrollo Integral,Comunitario y Conservacin de losEcosistemas en PanamFundacin para el Desarrollo Integral delCorregimiento de Cerro Punta

Fundacin para El Desarrollo Integral delHombre y Su Entorno

Fundacin para el Desarrollo Sostenible

Fundacin para el Desarrollo Sostenible dePanam

Fundacin para el Ecodesarrollo y laConservacin

Fundacin para la Conservacin de losRecursos Naturales y Ambiente en GuatemalaFundacin para la Investigacin yConservacin ProAves

Fundacin Peruana para la Conservacin dela Naturaleza

Fundacin Proteccin y Uso Sostenible delMedio Ambiente

Fundacin Rainforest RescueFundacin San Marcos para el Desarrollo dela Ciencia y la Cultura

Fundacin Servicio Ecuatoriano para laConservacin y el Desarrollo SostenibleFundacin Universidad Nacional

Fynbos Forum

Garden Route Botanical Garden Trust

Garden Route Enviro Services

Geo Terra Image (Pty) Ltd.

Georgian Center for the Conservation ofWildlife

Ghana Heritage Conservation Trust

Ghana Wildlife SocietyGhent University

Global Environmental Institute

Global Village BeijingGrand Gedeh Community Servant Association

The Green Connection

Green Earth Volunteers

Green Law Institute for Action

Green Student Organizations Society

Green Watershed

Greenomics Indonesia

Grootbos Green Futures Foundation

Grupo de Defesa da NaturalezaGrupo de Trabajo sobre Certicacin ForestalVoluntaria en Ecuador

Grupo Social FondoEcuatoriano PopulorumProgressio

Guinee-Ecologie

Haribon Foundation for the

Conservation of NaturalResources

Helme, Nick

LHomme et lEnvironnement

The Houston Zoo, Inc.The Human Footprint

Ilam Co-operation Council

Independent Producer Center YeniDalga

Indigo Development and Change

Indonesian Ecotourism NetworkInstitute for Tropical Ecology andConservation

Instituto Amigos da Reserva daBiosfera da Mata AtlanticaInstituto BioAtlntica

Instituto Cidade

Instituto de Conservao de AmbientesLitorneos da Mata AtlnticaInstituto de Estudos Scio-Ambientais doSul da Bahia

Instituto de Pesquisa da Mata Atlntica

Instituto de Pesquisas e Conservao daBiodiversidade dos Biomas Brasileiros

Instituto Floresta Viva

Instituto Machu Picchu

Instituto Nacional de Biodiversidad

Instituto para la Conservacin y laInvestigacin de la Biodiversidad

Instituto Rede Brasileira Agroorestal

Instituto Terra

Integrated and Sustainable Upland CommunityDevelopment Foundation

International Center for Journalists

International Centre of Insect Physiology andEcology

International Fund for Animal WelfareInternational Fund for Chinas Environment

International Rhino Foundation

IUCNThe World Conservation Union

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de Jong, Yvonne

Jongowe Environmental Management Association

Jordaan, L. H.

JPFirst

Kasigau Conservation TrustKatala Foundation, Inc.Kawagebo Culture Society

Kaya Kinondo Conservation and DevelopmentGroup and Coastal Forest Conservation Unit

Kaya Muhaka Forest Conservation Organization

Khustup Nature Protection NGOKomunitas Konservasi Indonesia WARSI

Kuapa Kokoo Farmers Union

Kuensel Corporation Limited

Lamoreux, John

Landmark Foundation

The Leatherback Trust

Lembaga Swadaya Masyarakat GerakanMasyarakat Madina Pemantau ApaturNegara

Lembaga Swadaya Masyarakat HarapanMadina

Li, Xiaohong

LightHawk

Livelihood Enhancement in Agro-forestryFoundation, Inc.

Living Earth Foundation

Mabuwani Women Group

Mabuwaya Foundation Inc.

Masibambane Multi-PurposeCommunity Centre

MATEZAMeasey, G. John

Miami University

Mindanao Environment Forum

Miriam-Public Education andAwareness Campaign for theEnvironment

Missouri Botanical Garden

Modelo de Comunidad EcolgicaLos Valles

Mlleriana: Sociedade FritzMller de Cincias NaturaisMuseo Tridentino di ScienzeNaturali

NACLO

grantee partnersNamib Desert Environmental Education Trust

Namibia Nature Foundation

Namprocon CC

Namsaling Community Development Centre

National Fish and Wildlife FoundationNational Museums of KenyaNational Trust for Fiji

The Nature Conservancy

Nature Conservation Centre

Nature Conservation Committee ofTrashiyangtseNature Kenya

Natures Valley Trust

Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University

Newmark, William D.

NGO Arboretum dAntsokay

Noahs Arc Centre for the Recovery of

Endangered SpeciesNorden Pines

Northern Sierra Madre Natural ParkDevelopment Foundation, Inc.

Organizacin para el Desarrollo Sostenible delPueblo Naso

Palawan Conservation Corps

ParksWatch

Parren, Marcus

PeaceWorkPeking University

Peng, Jitai

The Peregrine Fund

Perkumpulan Generasi Untuk RehabilitasiKeseimbangan Hidup dan AlamPerkumpulan Uma Mentawai

Philippine Business for Social Progress

Philippine Eagle Conservation ProgramFoundation, Inc.

ProbiomaProcess Luzon Association, Inc.

Professional and Entrepreneurial OrientationUnion

Programme for Belize

Pronatura Chiapas, A.C.Pronatura Pennsula de Yucatn AsociacinCivil

Protea Permaculture

Rainforest Alliance

Rare

Rawsonville Wine & TourismRede Nacional de Combate ao Trco de

Animais Silvestres

Regalis Environmental Services CCRegional Environmental Centre for theCaucasus

Riau Mandiri

The Rose Foundation for Communities andthe EnvironmentRoyal Botanic Gardens Kew

Royal Institute of Management

Royal Society for the Protection of Nature

Sanbona Game Reserve Pty Ltd.

Sano y Salvo

SAVE Brasil

Save My Future Foundation

Schning, CasparSecretariat of the Pacic RegionalEnvironment Programme

Sekretariat Kerjasama Pelestarian HutanIndonesia

Seleksi Penerimaan Mahasiswa Baru

Selva Reps S.A.C.

Sichuan Academy of Forestry

Sichuan Alpine Ecology Study Centre

Sichuan Greenriver Environmental Association

Sichuan Normal UniversitySichuan Wildlife Resource Survey andConservation Management Station

Skills and Agriculture Development Services, Inc.Smithsonian Institution

Snowland Great Rivers EnvironmentalProtection Association

Sociedad Audubon de Panam

Sociedad Mesoamericana para la Biologa y laConservacin y su Captulo Mxico, A.C.

Sociedad Peruana de Derecho Ambiental

Sociedade de Estudos dos Ecossistemas eDesenvolvimento Sustentvel da Bahia

The Society for Environmental ExplorationSociety for the Conservation of Nature ofLiberia

Socorro Empowered Peoples Cooperative

Soebatsfontein Tourism Forum

SOS Pro Mata Atlntica

SOS-FORETS

South African National Biodiversity Institute

South African National Parks

South African Ostrich Business ChamberSouth African Protea Producers and ExportersAssociation

The South African Wine & Brandy Company

Southern Ambition 112

Southwest Forestry College

Sumgayit Center for EnvironmentalRehabilitation

Surigao Economic Development Foundation, Inc.

Sutherland Unemployment Forum

Tanzania Forest Conservation Group

Tereviva Associao de Fomento Turstico eDesenvolvimento Sustentvel

Terra Viva Centro de Desenvolvimento

Agroecolgico do Extremo Sul da BahiaTonga Community Development Trust

TRAFFIC InternationalTRPICO

Ugyen Wangchuck Institute for Conservation& Environment

Unidad Indgena del Pueblo Aw

Unilever Tanzania LimitedUnited Nations Foundation

Universidad de las Regiones Autnomas de laCosta Caribe Nicaragense

Universitas Syiah Kuala

University of Calgary

University of Cape TownUniversity of Copenhagen

University of Dar es Salaam

University of Florida

University of Louisiana at Monroe

University of Pretoria

University of Southern Mississippi

University of StellenboschUniversity of Vermont

University of Western Ontario

University of York

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Virginia Polytechnic Institute and StateUniversity

Voluntary Health Association of SikkimVsemirnyi Fond Prirody

Wakuluzu: Friends of the Colobus Trust Ltd.

Walk With Me/Hamba NamWang, Nan

Wanglang Nature Reserve

West Chester University

Western Baviaanskloof Initiative

Western Cape Animal Production ResearchTrust

Western Cape Conservation StewardshipAssociationWestern Cape International Youth Festival

Western Cape Nature Conservation Board(CapeNature)

Western Philippines University Puerto Princesa

CampusWild Chimpanzee Foundation

WildAid

Wilderness Action Group

Wilderness Foundation

Wilderness Foundation South AfricaWildlife and Environment Society of South

Africa

Wildlife Conservation Society

Wildlife Conservation Society of Tanzania

Wildlife Conservation Society of thePhilippines, Inc.

Wildlife Works EPZ Ltd.

World Pheasant AssociationWorld Wide Fund for Nature

World Wide Fund for NatureEastern AfricanRegional Programme Ofce

World Wide Fund for NatureIndia

World Wide Fund for NatureIndonesia

World Wide Fund for NatureRussia

World Wide Fund for NatureSouth Africa

World Wide Fund for NatureTurkeyWorld Wide Fund for NatureUK

World Wildlife Fund, Inc.

The Wupperthal Conservancy

Yakap Kalikasan Tungo sa Kaunlaran ng

Pilipinas, Inc.Yang, Yong

Yayasan Alam Sumatera

Yayasan Bina Ketrampilan Desa

Yayasan Biota LestariYayasan Cipta Citra Lestari Indonesia

Yayasan Citra Mandiri

Yayasan Ekologi Konservasi Nanggroe Aceh

Yayasan Ekowisata Aceh

Yayasan Kalipt ra

Yayasan Perlindungan Lingkungan Hidup danPelestarian Alam

Yayasan Rumpun Bambu Indonesia

Yayasan Sikap Tulus Untuk Sesama

Yele Nature Reserve Management Ofce,Sichuan

Youth Volunteers Association of YunnanUniversity

Yunnan Academy of Arts

Yunnan Normal University

Zeren, PingcuoZhao, Yao

Zoological Society of Philadelphia

Subgrantee Partners

Among our partners are the followingorganizations and individuals whoreceived CEPF funding directly fromour grant recipients:

Acharya, Pushpa Raj

Active Youth Community Initiative

Adams, Agnes

Adams, RobinAdams, Trevor

Adonis, Andries

Africa, Henry

Afya na Maendeleo Self Help Group

Agoo, Esperanza Maribel G.

Agri-Kameelkrans Farmers Union

Agro-Meslehet Non-GovernmentalOrganization

Akatov, Valeriy

Alas Indonesia

Albuquerque, Jorge LuizAlianza para las reas Silvestres

Allan, Tamryn

Almeida, Afrnio Silva

Amar Capar

Amauri Range Post Level FECOFUN

American College of Traditional ChineseMedicineAmil, Celso Miguez

Amorim, Valmor

Anand Gazmer

Ano & Vano Union NGOThe Antique Outdoors, Inc.

Appel, Alliston

Appel, Beverly

Appels, Andrew

Applied Environmental Decision AnalysisCentre, The University of Queensland

Aquamedia Fund

Arabuko Sokoke Guides AssociationArmenian National Academy of Sciences,Institute of Zoology

Armenian Nature Protectors Union

Armenian Society for the Protection of Birds

Armenian Tourism Association

Asociacin de Agricultura Ecolgica del Perpara la Conservacin del Medio Ambiente dela Amazonia Peruana

Asociacin de Moradores La Torre de UsoSostenible y Ecoturismo

Asociacin de Shiringueros Sector Alerta

Asociacin Isuyama Bajo Tambopata

Asociacin para el Desarrollo Econmico y

Social del AgroAsociacin para la Conservacin de la CuencaAmaznica

Assis, Darncio

Associao Amigos do Museu Nacional

Associao Baiana para Conservao dosRecursos Naturais

Associao Bombeiros Voluntrios

Associao Civil Muriqui de DesenvolvimentoSustentvel

Associao Comunitria AlternativaAssociao de Apoio Escola do ColgioEstadual Jos Martins da Costa

Associao de Certicao de Produtos

Orgnicos do Esprito SantoAssociao de Cultura e Educao Ambiental

Associao de Defesa da Lagoa de Araruama

Associao de Defesa do MeioAmbiente

Associao de EstudosCosteiros e Marinhos dos

Abrolhos

Associao de Fomento Tursticoe Desenvolvimento SustentvelAssociao de Moradores doMarimbu, Santo Antnio e RioNegro

Associao de Pescadores eAmigos do Rio Paraba do Sul

Associao de Programas emTecnologias Alternativas

Associao de Proprietrios deReservas Particulares da Bahia

Associao de Proprietrios emReserva Ibirapitanga

Associao de Proteo Ambiental doVale e da Serra das Garcias

Associao do Patrimnio NaturalAssociao dos Agricultores Familiaresde Alto Santa Maria, Rio Lamego e Barrado Rio Claro

Associao dos Amigos do Rio Piraqu-Au em Defesa da Natureza e do MeioAmbienteAssociao dos Moradores do Vale do Riodo Brao/Santana

Associao dos Pequenos ProdutoresRurais de Aruanda

Associao dos Proprietrios de RPPN eReservas Privadas de Minas Gerais

Associao Macambira de Reservas Privadas

Associao para a Conservao das Aves doBrasilAssociao Pedaggica Dend da Serra

Associao pelo Meio Ambiente de Juiz deFora

Associao Plantas do Nordeste

Associao Pr-Melhoramento Ambiental daRegio do Capara

Associao Protetora da Infncia ProvnciaParan

Associao Vila-Velhense de Proteo Ambiental

Association Club Vintsy Ankomba

Association des Footballeurs dAntsahampano

Association Fikambananny Tantsaha Miara-

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Association Fikambanana Miaro Kijaha sy AlanIBobankora

Association Flora and FaunaGeorgiaAssociation for Sustainable Human Development

Association of Ecology and Tourism

Association of Friends of Nature TskhratskharoAssociation of Natural Reserves and NationalParks of the Caucasus

Association of ScientistsEcologists Caucasian Eco-House

Association of Social Economic Research

Association Synapse

Association Zekari

Augustus, DelriciaAuristela Toledo de Villafuerte

Aus Community Conservation Trust

Autonomous Noncommercial OrganizationInstitute of Environmental Economics and

Nature Resources AccountAzerbaijan Center for Biodiversity

Azerbaijan Ornithological Society

Azerbaijan Society of Zoologists

Baboo Ram Gurung

Badan Perencanaan PembangunanDaerah, Lampung Barat

Badar, Marama de Mello

Bailey, Roger

Baiposhan Nature Reserve

Baiyu Monastery, Qinhai Province

Barabashin, TimofeyBarbeiro, Herdoto

Barboza, Enoc dos ReisBaricho Youth Group

Barkinkhoev, Boris

Barkinkhoev, Murad

Barkinkhoeva, Lousa

Barkinkhoeva, RosaBarnett, Mandy

Barodien, Glynnis

Barrie, Abdulai

Basundhara Chettri

Becker, Vitor Osmar

Behr, Walter

Beijing Forestry University

grantee partnersBekker, Karin

Belik, Victor

Benetti, Amilcar

Bengjinmeiduo Womens Group

Benny, John

Benzilan VillageBerbert, Henrique

Besten, Sheila

Bhaskar Saikia

The Bigger Picture TV Production CC

Binhi Sang Kausawagan Foundation, Inc.

Biodiversity and Landscape ConservationUnion

Biodiversity Conservation Center

BioResource Conservation Trust for thePhilippines, Inc.Bird Conservation Nepal

Blagovidov, AlekseiBlanchard, Ryan

Blankenberg, George

Blumeris, Hilton

Bomani Women Group

Booth, Pam

Booyse, Pieter EricBooysen, Dennis

Botha, Pierre

Boyana, Nondumiso Faith

Bratkov, Vitalii

Breganza, Edwin

Briel, Philip

Brink, WilliamBucol, AbnerBukreev, Sergey

Burger, Elzanne

Burrows, Hendrik Jakobus

Burrows, Jannie

Buthelezi, Siyabonga

Buzurtanova, Aza

Calil, Nelson AntonioCmara Nacional de la Produccin y elEmprendimiento

Canongia, Paulo Marcio Goulart

Capacity Building and Establishment ofCommunity Savings and Credit

Capacity Building for Magangani ButteryFarmers to Enhance Conservation Effort

Cape Leopard Trust

CapeStorm Outdoor Apparel (Pty) Ltd.

Cardoso, Luis Nelson Faria

Critas del PerCarlse, Alberto Frederick

Carlse, Carol LeighCarolus, Berenice

Carolusberg Garden of Hope

Caspian Institute of Biological Resources,Dagestan Scientic Centre, Russian

Academy of Sciences

Castro, Aristides de Oliveira

Caucasian Eco-house Association ofScientists and EcologistsCaucasian Endemics Research Centre

Caucasus Center for Ethological Research

Caucasus Wild Plants Certication CentreCebu Biodiversity Conservation Foundation, Inc.

Center for BiodiversityAzerbaijan

Center for Water Resources Conservation andDevelopment

Centre for Environmental Education

Centre for International Forestry Research

Centre for People and Nature Reconciliation

Centre for Policy and Law, Yunnan ForestryBureau

Centre for Protection of Natural and CulturalHeritage

Centro Comunitrio Rural da Colina

Centro de Desenvolvimento Agroecolgico doExtremo Sul da Bahia Terra Viva

Centro de Desenvolvimento SustentvelGuau-VirCentro de Estudos e Pesquisas para oDesenvolvimento do Extremo Sul da Bahia

Centro de Estudos Ecolgicos e EducaoAmbiental

Centro de Estudos para Conservao daNatureza

Centro Guatemalteco de Produccin MsLimpia

Centro para el Desarrollo del IndgenaAmaznicoChamroien Chiet Khmer

Cho Vivo

The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of theUniversity of Oxford

Channing, Alan

Chapembe Kajiweni Mikoko Group

Charitable Fund for Protection of Natural

and Cultural Value in the Nature Reserves ofArmenia

Chengdu Bird Watching SocietyChengdu Insititute of Biology

Chengdu Urban Rivers Association

Chikira, Hassan Senkondo

Chilikin, Vitalii

China Society of Territory Economics

China West Normal University

Chinese Academy of Forestry

Chinese Academy of Social SciencesChitsanze Falls/ Cheka Cheka MedicinalWoodland Group

Clanwilliam Living LandscapeClanwilliam News Agency

Cleaver, GailCleveland Zoological Society

Coalicin para la Conservacin de la Biosferadel Sureste

Coast Farm Forest Association

COCOBA (Community Conservation Bank)Tamburu

COCOBA (Community Conservation Bank)TongombaCoelho, Joo Lopes

Collge dEnseignement Gnral Daraina

Coller, TerenceCommanditaire Vennootschop Way MengakuIndahCommunity Aid for Rehabilitation andDevelopment

Community Development ResourceAssociation

Comunidad Nativa de Inerno

Conrado, Maria da Conceio Carvalho

Coral Reef Research Foundation, Inc

Correa, Angelo Pio Mendes Jr.

Costa Rican Amphibian Research Center

Craft South Africa

Crouse, Annelize

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Cumming, Tracey

Cuochi Wild Yak Conservation Association

Cupido, Christopher

Dafengding Nature Reserve

Dagestan Regional Social OrganizationAgamaDaleprani, Martha Penitente

Dalko Progressive Group

Damasceno, Sandra Souza

Damons, Monique

Daocheng Zhujie MonasteryDaraina

Daries, Joan

da Silva, Irimar Jos

da Silva, Joo Emidio Lima

Davids, Deon

Davids, John

Davies, SianDe Jaar, JanDe Kock, Gary

De Leon, Josena L.

Delahunt, Kerry Jo

de Santana, Eduardo Augusto Alves

de Souza, Max Carmo

Deyang Wildlife Conservation Association

Dhamala, Man KumarDimalibot-Concepcion, Judeline M.

Dimas, Jennifer C.

Dingani, July

Dinkevich, Mikhail

Dorji Rinchen

Dorji Wangchuk

Driver, Amanda

DURUJIS MADLIDu Toit, Dominique

Dzhamirzoev, Gadzhibek

East China Normal University

Ebrahim, Ismail

Eco-Club Tapan

Eco Oceania Pty Ltd

Ecology and Conservation of Birds NGO

Ecolur Informative NGO

Ecopulse Association

Ecosure Pty Ltd

Edu VenturesEduarte, Medaro Medel P.

Egan, Lorraine

Eland, Samuel

Eldridge, Anne Claire

Ellman, Roleen

Enendeni Women Group

Entrepreneurship Development Foundation

Environmental Development GroupEnvironmental Foundation International

Environmental Law Centre, Ecolex

Ernstzen, Roy

Erzi State Reserve

Esau, Jacobus Phillipus

Escola Superior So Francisco de Assis

Espanola, Carmela P.

Euro Caucasian Ecological Initiative PublicUnion

European Herpetological Society

Ferraz, Deise Maria Cardoso

Flora and Fauna Georgia

Florindo, PollyaneFloris, Morris

Follmann, Eugnio Victor

Fono-Rozani, Thisiwe Glory

Fontes, Flavio Diniz

Foot, Erica

Fortuin, Adrian

Foster, JodieFray, Justine

Fredericks, Marthinus

Friends of Nature

Friends of the Swart Tobie

Fullard, Donovan

Fund for Biodiversity Conservation ofArmenian Highland

Fundao Cearense de Pesquisa e Cultura

Fundao de Amparo a Pesquisa e ExtensoUniversitria

Fundao de Apoio ao Desenvolvimento daUniversidade Federal de Pernambuco

Fundao de Apoio da Universidade Federal

do Rio Grande do SulFundao de Apoio e Desenvolvimento doEnsino, Pesquisa e Extenso

Fundao de Apoio Institucional aoDesenvolvimento Cientco e Tecnolgico

Fundao Matutu

Fundao Universitria de Desenvolvimentode Extenso e Pesquisa

Fundao ZooBotnica do Rio Grande do SulFundacin Peruana para la Conservacin dela Naturaleza

Gaduojuewu Conservation Society

Gakhir Charitable Organization

Gansu Baishuijiang National Nature Reserve

Gansu Forestry Technical Science College

Ganzi County, Ganzi Prefecture

Garcia, Harvey John D.

Garies Secondary SchoolGarman, Joy

Garuda, Sylva

Gazi Womens Group

Gede Cultural GroupGeji Herdsmen Ecological Conservation

Association

Geland, Christabel

Geng, Dong

Georgian Center for the Conservation ofWildlifeGeorgian Young Naturalists Society

Gexigou Nature Reserve

Gibji Nimachow

Gizatulin, Igor

Gobierno Municipal del Cantn San Lorenzodel Pailn

Goethe-Institute TbilisiGogoni Conservation Initiative

Golden Rewards 1551 CC

Goldman, Tanya

Gomes, Deniz Braz Pereira

Gomes, Fernando Lessa

Gomes, Joo Batista de OliveiraGongga, Muya

Gordon, Peter Juan

Govender, Mishelle

Granier, Nicolas

Green Camel Association

Green Isaka Youth Nature GroupGreen Khampa

Green Laza Community Based

Organization

Grootendorst, Petronella

Grupo Ambiental Natureza Bela

Grupo Brasil VerdeGrupo de Agricultura EcolgicaKapixawaGrupo de Educao ePreservao Ambiental dePiracaia

Grupo de Proteo Ambiental daSerra da Concrdia

Grupo Ecolgico Rio de Contas

Gu, Xiaodong

Guerrero, Antonio Fernandini

Guides Association

Gwele, Zwelithini

Halmashauri Ya Kijiji Cha NjageHan, Lianxian

Hanekom, NiklaasHarrington, Jayne

Harrison Zoological Museum(Harrison Institute)Hartmann, Ntombizanele

Hathorn, Paula

Hendricks, Luzann

Henn, Edith

Hess, Harmut Herbert

Hifadhi Mazingira Tingi

Hillers, Annika

Himalayan NatureHimisa Group

Hlatywayo, TsolofeloHlulani, Mawetu

Horniman, Wentzel

Hotele, Ncamile

Howard, Esther

Hugo, Corlie

Humle, TatyanaIhomboza Group

Imperial, Marco Antonio Gracie

Inka Terra S.A./Amarumayo

Institute of Bio-Resources at Nakhchivan Divisionof National Academy of Sciences of Azerbaijan

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Institute of Environmental Economics and NatureResources KADASTR

Institute of Law, China Academy of SocialScience

Institute of Rare Animal and Plant, West ChinaNormal University

Institute of Rural Economics, Sichuan Academy ofSocial Science

Institute of Social Sciences, WesternDevelopmentResearch Center

Institute of Zoology, Armenia National Academyof Sciences

Institute of Zoology, China Academy ofScience

Institute of Zoology, Russia National Academyof Sciences

Instituto AltervitaInstituto Ambiental de DesenvolvimentoSocial Sustentvel Biocntrica

Instituto Ambiental Litoral NorteInstituto Ambiental Ponto Azul

Instituto Amigos da Reserva da Biosfera daMata Atlntica

Instituto Baa de Guanabara

Instituto de Biocincias-Rio Claro, SP

Instituto de Biologia da Conservao

Instituto de Biologia UNAM

Instituto de Permacultura e Ecovilas daMata Atlntica

Instituto de Pesquisa e Conservaoda NaturezaInstituto de Pesquisas e Conservao

da Biodiversidade dos EcossistemasBrasileirosInstituto de Pesquisas e Educaopara o Desenvolvimento Sustentvel

Instituto de Pesquisas Ecolgicas

Instituto de Vivncia Ambiental

Instituto Drades de Pesquisa eConservao da Biodiversidade

Instituto Eco-Solidrio

Instituto Ecotuba

Instituto IBA de DesenvolvimentoAmbiental e Social

Instituto Idia Ambiental

Instituto para Preservao da

Mata Atlntica

grantee partnersInstituto Pau Brasil de HistriaNatural

Instituto Seiva-Advogados pelaNatureza

Instituto Sul Mineiro de Estudose Conservao da Natureza

Instituto Terra Brasilis

Instituto Terra de Preservao Ambiental

Instituto Tijupe

Instituto UirauInterfaith Movement for Peace, Empowermentand Development

International Association of Ecology andTourism

Ismailov, Khadzhaman

Jabur, Camila

Jack, Timothy

Jackson, Chumisa

Jacobs, StephanusJansen, Malton AlroyJansen, Neville Ivan

Januarie, Roland

Jasson, Rene

Jatob, Lucia

Jeevan Bikas Samaj

Jiabi Village

Jiaju Tibetan Village Tourism ManagementAssociation

Jiaota Monastery of Kongse

Jini, Antoinette

Jipe Moyo Mazingira Group

Jitegemee GroupJiudingshan Friend of Wildlife AssociationJiwan Shrestha

Jobe, Sizwe Xolani

Johnson, Norman

Jonas, Zuziwe

Journalists and the Society

Joumat, Wendy

Juhudi Group

Juhudi Na Maarifa GroupJulio and Florentina Ledesma Foundation, Inc.

Jullies, Meyer

Kackar Rafting and Climbing Club

Kakati, Kashmira

Kalloch, Horst Erhard

Kalu Ram Khambu Rai

Kalumanga, Elikana

Kalumonan

Kamati ya Matumizi Bora ya ArdhiKamfer, Christopher

Kangxie Xuanzi Team

Karavaev, Alexei

Kashahu Nature Reserve

Kasilak

Kaya Jorore Conservation Committee

Kaya Jorore Group

Kaya Kinondo Conservation & DevelopmentGroup

Kaya Likunda Drama Group

Kayster, Glenda

Kelly, RalphKenya Union of the Blind Shimba HillsKhadga, Mahesh

Khan, Asieff

Kharkams Technology Crafters

Khevsureti Center for Natural and CulturalHeritage SaneKhohlov, Alexander

Khunou, Angeline

Khustup Nature Protection

Kibuta Poverty Eradication

Kidau Group

Kihale Wildlife Conservation Farm

Kikundi cha Juhudi Na MaarifaKikundi cha KujiendelezaKikundi cha Mazingira Kinga

Kikundi cha Mazingira Mwaya

Kikundi cha Uhifadhi wa Kaya Fungo

Kikundi cha Uhifadhi wa Makaya ya Rabai

Kikundi cha Wakulima na Uhifadhi waMazingira

Kikundi cha Wanyumi

Kilibasi Self Help Group

Kilibasi Youth Group

Kili Green Town Environmental Initiative

Kilimo Na Mazingira Muyombo

Kilio Cha Haki Youth Group

Kiluma, Linda Stephen

Kilwala Nature Group

Kimanzichana Environment and PovertyAlleviation

Kiruku Green Zone

Kitalu Cha Misitu Na Kilimo Cha MbogambogaKitalu Cha Upandaji Miti, Kijiji Cha Mwaya,Mangula

Kivedo, Mary

Koali, Nneheleng

Kolby, Jonathan

Komarov, Euvgeniy

Koops, KathelijneKormos, Rebecca

Kragh, Vibeke

Krasnova, Elena

Krokhmal, Dmitrii

Kuanzisha Kitalu Cha Mitiya Misitu NaMatundaKubayi, Rhulani

Kuboresha Mazingira Ili Kuondoa Umaskini

Kuchile Kumekucha

Kuendeleza Msitu

Kufundisha Vikundi Juu Ya Ujasiriamali(Income Generation Activities)

Kujenga Uwezo Wa Jamii InayozungukaHifadhi Ya Taifa Ya Jozani Na Ghuba YaChwaka Kuhusiana Na Umuhimu Wa MatumiziEndelevu Ya Misitu

Kukuza Uelewa Wa Uhifadhi Mazingira PuguStation Shule Ya Msingi

Kulmiye Youth Group

Kunming Institute of Zoology, China Academyof Science

Kunming University of Science andTechnology

Kuotesha Miche Ya Asili Kwa Ajili Ya KuhifadhiMisitu Vijiji Vya Kizapala Na Vianzi

Kuotesha Miti Ya Asili Na Matunda

Kurungurungu Group

Kutunza Na Kuendeleza Msitu Wa Kijiji WaKaturukila

Kuzuia Uchomaji Moto Vijiji Vya Magoza NaSunguvuni

Kuzuia Uchomaji Moto Vijiji Vya Magoza NaSunguvuni Mkuranga

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Kwale Wildlife Action Patrons Group

Kwale Wildlife Clubs Patrons Action GroupKwale Youth Action Plan Group

Lafuge, Jean Claude

Laubser, Maryke

Law School of Zhejiang University

Law School, Kunming University of Scienceand Technology

Law School, Zhongnan University of Law andEconomics

Le Roux, Elton Rowland

Lean Nature ReserveLeite, Antnio de Oliveira

Lembaga Studi Pelayanan dan PenyuluhanMasyarakat

Lembethe, Zithobele

Lemke, Huarley PratteLemke, Nair Pratte

Lewis, GrahamLiangshan Prefecture Wildlife Conservation

Association

de Lima, Luci Ramos

de Lima, SrgioLindani, Sabelo

Lipkovich, Alexander

Liu, Guanyuan

Liu Hule Law Firm

Livesey-Goldblatt, Ruth

Loader, Simon

Lokhman, YuriyLolwana, Goodwill

Lombo, Amos

London Zoological Society

Lore Eco Club NGO

Lorica, Renee Ma. P.

Loureiro, Eduardo Luis

Lourens, John Eben

Louw, RhodaLuderitz Secondary School

Lugandu, Simon Deus

Luhuo Rainbow Grassland EcologicalConservation Association

Luoxu White-Lipped Deer Nature Reserve

Lyubimova, KseniyaMaarman, Richard

Maciel, Gilda Arantes

Madruga, Alice

Madureira, Joo Luiz Jr.

Magasela, Bongiwe

Magomedov, Suleiman

Magubane, SaneleMaingi, Kimuyu Duncan

Mairie de Nosibe

Makhado, Azwianewi

Malassele, Kgalalelo

Malepe, Madire

Mallon, David

Malovichko, Lyubov

Mamabolo, TshepoMama Nyuki: Malkia wa Msitu

Mamize Nature Reserve

Mammalogists of Azerbaijan

Management Bureau, Baodinggou NatureReserveManagement Bureau, Mangkang NationalNature Reserve

Management Bureau, Tianchi ProvincialNature Reserve

Management Bureau, Yunling ProvincialNature Reserve

Mandlake, Jerret

Mangala, Nonthuthuzelo VeronicaMantadia Zahamena Corridor

Manuel, Jeffrey

Mao County Association of Friends of Wildlife

Mao, Tianxue

Mapango Yetu

Mapukata, Sivuyile Oscar

Marafa Group

Marilele, TinyikoMarini, Claudia Chaves Gaudino

Marinus, Eugene

Marsh, Carol

Marshall Islands Conservation Society

Martin, Marilyn

Masande Self Help Group

Mashologu, NoluvuyoMater Natura-Instituto de Estudos Ambientais

Matillano, Joie D.Matjuda, Donald

Matoti, Ayanda

Matsha, Themba

May, DanielMazingira na Maendeleo

Mbambazeli, Ntsikelelo Giles

Mbega Group

McGregor, Eleanor

McKeith, Donovan

McKie, Charline

Mdala, MandisaMdalase, Ntombizikhona

Mdlazi, Thumeka

Media and Training Centre for Health

Meister, Jos Renato

Mello, Renata

Mellville, Hestelle

Menabe

Mentoor, JoelMevanarivo, Zo Elia

Meyer, Patrick

Mhlongo, Bongani

Mianyang Normal College Biological Sciencesand EngineeringMianyang Normal University

Michael Succow Foundation for the Protectionof Nature

Micheals, Stacey-Anne

MIDA Creek Conservation and AwarenessGroup

Mikhail, Soloviev

Miles, MelvynMinaar, Charles

Minnaar, Elana

Minnesota Zoo FoundationMinoranskiy, Victor

Miritini Environmental Development Group

Mischenko, Alexhander

Mitchell, Petrus

Mkefe, Thanduxola

Mkhulise, Sizwe Stevenson

Mkosana, JoramMkwalimija Group

Mkwemeni Progressive Association

Mligo, CosmasMlup Baitong

Mnatsekanov, Roman

Mnisi, Bongani

Molobi, Cornelius

Monte, Nietta Linderberg

Montebello Craft and DesignCentreMonteiro, Carlos Alberto

Morkel, Augustine

Morris, Clive

Mountain Club of South Africa

Movimento Ambiental PingoDgua

Movimento Ecolgico de Rio dasOstras

Mpambani, AyandaMpeketoni Imani Youth Group

Mpiri, Aloyce

Mradi wa Kuhifadhi Msitu wa

MkambaMradi wa Msitu, Mlima wa VisigaMradi wa Uhifadhi wa Bioanuai IkolojiaKilwa

Mradi wa Upandaji Miti Kijiji ChaVikindu

Mradi wa Upandaji Miti Ruji

Mradii wa Matumizi Endelevu Ya Misituya Vikindu Pwani

Mruki Economic Development GroupMsabaha Neem and Mango Growers

Association

Msambweni Beekeeping Association

Msengi, Bulelwa

Msitu wa Lupondo Hazina yetuMtandao Wa Ilondo

Mtepeni Primary Infrastructure Savings

Mtepeni Primary School

Mthiyane, Khethokuhle

Mtike Wetu Group

Mugasha, Wilson Ancelm

Muller, Erna

Muluguni Umoja Youth GroupMumbi, Cassian T.

Mungalova, Irina

Munsamey, Belinda

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Musila, Simon NgandaMwachambi Tree Nursery

Mwanda Environment Conservation Project

Mwangi, Kenneth Njoroge

Mwanikah, Mercy

Mwaura, Ann Njeri

Mzeru, Deogratias Paul

NACRES Foundation for BiodiversityConservation

Nagan, Marx-Lenin

Namakwa National Park

Namibian Biodiversity Database

Namibian Development TrustNamibian Environmental Education Network

Narti Community Forest CoordinationCommittee

Nascime

2009 Annual Report Birdlife International Pacific Partnership

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