Collaborative Project - Comparative Biogeography and Conservation of Philippine Vertebrates
At the Kansas University Biodiversity Institute about 100 scientists and graduate students study the planet's species, ecosystems and past cultures. The work they do is crucial and critical to understanding the diversity of life and for predicting the future: changes in populations, threatened species, the spread of disease and the influence of past species.
Source: http://naturalhistory.ku.edu/research/about
Source: http://naturalhistory.ku.edu/research/about
- Focal Office:
- Biodiversity Management Bureau (BMB)
- Country:
- United States of America
- Date of Validity:
- 2015 - 2020
- Partner Government Agency:
- University of Kansas - Biodiversity Institute
- Scope of Cooperation:
- This collaborative project between the University of Kansas – Biodiversity Institute and the Biodiversity Management Bureau of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources aims to: (i) Enhance conservation efforts through intensive information campaigns and production and distribution of field guides and books on certain Philippine vertebrates, (ii) Intensify phylogeographic, phylogenetic, and other conservation genetic studies of Philippine amphibians and reptiles, (iii) Provide a synthetic summary of the conservation status of all Philippine amphibians and reptiles, (iv) Promote sustainable resource use and conservation of Philippine wildlife, and (v) Provide recommendations to address threats to Philippine wildlife.
- Status:
This Page was updated on 01 July 2016 and will be updated on 01 August 2016