Wildlife Without Borders

 

Conservation of wildlife is a global responsibility, with the survival of species largely dependent on habitats extending beyond national boundaries. With human populations growing and corresponding increases in development, pollution and consumption of natural resources, the need for international collaboration has never been greater. Some of the worlds most treasured and exotic animals are dangerously close to extinction. Destruction of natural habitat, illegal poaching, and pet-trade smuggling in parts of Africa, Asia and Latin America are devastating populations of tigers, great apes, elephants, marine turtles and many other cherished species. If we want to save these species from extinction, we have to work across borders. Through our Wildlife Without Borders program, we are doing just that: helping local people to value and protect the world¿s most treasured wildlife and habitats.

Deleted 09/03/2012 (Archived.) F12AS00361 Agency: Department of the Interior
Office: U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE Grant 1 This is a single source announcement under justification 505 DM 2.14. The only eligible recipient of these funds is Global Health Group International 08/17/2012 This program does not have cost sharing or matching requirements. Nikole Tucker, International Affairs Specialist (Grants), 703-358-2379
Nikole_Tucker@fws.gov
http://www.fws.gov/international/wildlife-without-borders/index.html Nikole_Tucker@fws.gov $29,232.00 Awards range from $29,232.00 to $29,232.00