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Conservation HighlightsE-News• Stakeholders Identify Priorities for Udzungwa Mountains National Park – February2005• Tanzania Seizes 157 Containers of Timber in Port – September 2004• New Investment Gives Hope for Threatened Species in Tanzania and Kenya – July2004• CEPF Set for Expansion – August 2003Other Highlights• News Article: Sh550 plan to protect endangered species• News Article: New Fund will Help Communities to Conserve Plant, Animal Species• Journal Article: New conservation investment into the Eastern Arc Mountains andEastern African Coastal Forests biodiversity “Hotspot”• News Article: Fund gets Sh553m. to conserve ecosystem• News Article: La Tanzanie et Kenya reçoivent des fonds pour la preservation desresources naturelles• News Article: Tiomin Given Final Approval for Kwale Titanium Mine
Stakeholders Identify Priorities for Udzungwa Mountains National ParkDiverse stakeholders recently agreed themost important actions to help conserveUdzungwa Mountains National Park in theEastern Arc Mountains of Tanzania region.Representatives from local communities,local and national government, commercialoperations and civil society groupsparticipated in the discussions together withbiological researchers to single out importantconservation issues and identify the moststrategic initiatives for Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF) and other donor funding.© WWF Tanzania Program Office, photo by Kathryn DoodyMore than 45 people participated in the Morogoro, Tanzaniaworkshop to identify priorities, at one point taking a break to appearin this group photograph.They highlighted schemes for enhanced legal protection of forests, community-needsassessments, and income-generation activities, as well as mapping and monitoring of wildlifecorridors.The altitudinal range of continuous forest in Udzungwa Mountains National Park, scaling from 300to 2,700 meters, results in a wide variety of habitats, from lowland forest to moist cloud forest upto the peak of Mwaniahana Mountain.The park is home to rich forest bird habitats, a number of plant species found nowhere else, thelargest population of the endemic Sanje mangabey (Cercocebus sanjei), and colonies of theUdzungwa red colobus monkey (Procolobus gordonorum), which is also endemic. Largemammals, elephants and buffalo also inhabit the area, moving between the UdzungwaMountains, the Selous Game Reserve, and Mikumi National Park.Convened by the WWF Tanzania Program Office and supported by CEPF, the meeting inMorogoro, Tanzania was the first of its kind in this region. It also received backing from a joint UNDevelopment Program and Global Environment Facility initiative, and the Tanzanian NationalParks Authority.Its success in forging consensus and further engaging stakeholders in implementation of theCEPF investment strategy for the Eastern Arc Mountains and Coastal Forests of Tanzania andKenya also led to a similar workshop this month in the Taita Hills region of Kenya.For more information about Udzungwa Mountains National Park, visit www.udzungwa.org.
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Eastern Arc Mountainsand Coastal Fo
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CEPF FACT SHEETEastern Arc Mountain
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ECOSYSTEM PROFILEEASTERN ARC MOUNTA
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CONTENTSINTRODUCTION...............
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BACKGROUNDInternational interest in
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In terms of plant biogeography, the
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Mountains are all taken from Newmar
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The degree of faunal endemism in th
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The largest of the Kenyan forest re
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percent) of the Kenyan coastal fore
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corridor outcomes are being defined
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nine globally threatened species an
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Table 3. Numbers of sites with Crit
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Figure 1 (continued)*Site # Site Na
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Government Institutional Framework
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Nongovernmental OrganizationsEast A
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4. Support the government policy of
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Box 1 National Forest Policy goal a
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(d) Forestry Based Industries and P
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Other coastal mineral resources of
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The major social trend in both coun
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Table 3. Major threats in the Easte
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Commercial Timber ExtractionThere h
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Ranking of Threats in TanzaniaBecau
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• Decision-makers inadequately in
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long-term funding and institutional
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years due to a lack of funding. Oth
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GEF-UNDP or GTZ support, as did the
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During the group and plenary discus
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concentrate on synergistic and dire
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2. Restore and increase connectivit
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compiling lists of species and asse
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CEPF will support efforts to raise
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ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE TEXTACCAW
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REFERENCESAxelrod, D.I. & P.H. Rave
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Kesley, M. G. & T. E. S. Langton. 1
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patterns, diversity and endemism. B
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Taphozous hildegardeae + x xBirds 3
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Baphia macrocalyx +Baphia pauloi +B
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Kotschya platyphylla +Kraussia spec
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Sibangea pleioneura +Sorindeia cala
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Kaya Jibana KE 1 7 8 8Kaya Rabai KE
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Pangani (Hale-Makinjumbe) TZ 1 1 1P
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Buxus obtusifolia VU PCroton jatrop
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Kraussia speciosa VU PMkilua fragra
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