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All Federal Grant Programs
Wildlife Without Borders-Mexico
Posted
12/31/18
Assistance Listing Number
15.641
Overview
Grant Opportunities
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Grant Awards
119
Federal Agency
Fish and Wildlife Service
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F13AP00267
FORTALECIMIENTO Y REAPROPIACI N DEL TERRITORIO: UNA ESTRATEGIA PARA LA CONSERVACI N Y MANEJO.
Fundacion Universidad Nacional Autonoma De Mexico, A.C.
Project Grant
$40.6k
5/20/13
5/10/13
F14AP00304
BASIC TRAINING COURSE FOR FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT INSPECTORS.
Centro De Estudios Jurídicos Y Ambientales, A.C.
Project Grant
$80.7k
4/28/14
4/28/14
F15AP00292
SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF WILD AGAVE SPECIES USED FOR MANUFACTURING MEZCAL IN MEXICO. PHASE II
Grupo De Estudios Ambientales Y Sociales, A.C.
Project Grant
$83.7k
4/15/15
4/15/15
F13AP00157
CAPACITY BUILDING FOR SUSTAINABLE WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT ON PRIVATE LANDS IN MEXICO
Texas A & M University Kingsville
Project Grant
$63.3k
2/14/13
3/27/17
F13AP00269
CAPACITACI N EN T CNICAS AGROFORESTALES PARA LA RESTAURACI N ECOL GICA A HABITANTES DE NUEVA PALESTINA SELVA LACANDONA, CHIAPAS
Etnobiologia Para La Conservacion A.C.
Project Grant
$47.3k
5/13/13
9/10/14
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FederalAgency
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Wildlife Without Borders ��� Western Hemisphere Program (Mexico)
Mexico makes up only one percent of the Earths land area, but is home to an impressive one-twelfth of all of the species known to science. A megadiverse country, Mexico is also a major center of origin and domestication of plants and a key flora and fauna dispersal corridor. Its rainforests are among the richest reservoirs of biological material on the planet, and its diverse habitats are home to a broad array of wildlife, including many seasonal residents that migrate to and from the U.S. and other areas. Despite the multiple efforts and initiatives by local authorities, international agencies, non-government organizations and donors, Mexicos astonishing natural diversity remains threatened by habitat loss and degradation, agricultural encroachment and intensification, invasive alien species, human intrusion and disturbance, illegal wildlife trade, poaching and human-wildlife conflicts. In response to these challenges, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (the Service) together with the Secretariat of Environment and Natural Resources of Mexico (SEMARNAT) established the Wildlife Without Borders Mexico program, as a cooperative effort between the United States and Mexico to preserve our shared natural heritage. Program Goal: To conserve priority species, habitats and ecological processes across landscapes with high biodiversity value in Mexico. Authorizing Legislation: Endangered Species Act of 1973, as amended (16 U.S.C. 1531-43)
F15AS00439
Department of the Interior
10/16/15
8/18/15