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Trade, Governments,Information-sharing,Policy, Databases,Awareness, Media,Education, Campaigning,Collaboration,Partnerships,Fundraising, Actionplanning,Decisionmaking,Publications,Development,Curriculum, Teaching,Institutions,1999 - 2007 Heather Eves, Phase I completed atinfo@bushmeat end of 2004. Phase II.orgnow in progress.Anti poaching, Education,Consumption,CommunitiesCollaborationProtectionLaw enforcement,Training, Anti poaching,Equipment, Welfare,Education, Management,Tiger ProtectionLaw enforcement,Training, Anti poaching,Equipment, Welfare,Education, Management,Tiger ProtectionAnti poaching, Education,Consumption,Communities, TigerProtectionInformation, Research,Primates2010-PermanentSanjay Gubbi, *Gubbi@wcsindia.orgi2001-2004 Sanjay Gubb, *Gubbi@wcsindia.orgi2001-2004 Sanjay Gubbi, *Gubbi@wcsindia.orgi2001-2004 Sanjay Gubbi, *Gubbi@wcsindia.orgiCynthiaRobinsonManagement, Forests,Private-sector,Sustainability,Partnerships, Code-ofconduct,LawenfoecementResearch1997 - present Giuseppe Topa,gtopa@worldbank.org, JuergenBlaser,jblaser@worldbank.orgManagement, Bushmeat,Economics, Trade, Antipoaching, Training,Curriculum, Policyimplementation, PlanningCollaboration1998-present SimonReitbergen,IUCN, Gland,Switz.*Private-SectorEvaluation, Creatingnational Parks,Database, Datacollection, Logging,Mining, Human activities,Legal, Creationsanctuaries, Nationalconference Research2000-2001 Andre Kamden *Toham,Kamden.toham@internetgabon.com
Campaigning, Primates,Apes, Awareness,Santuaries, Education,Communities, Orphans,Gorillas, Chimpanzees,Orangutans, Ammunition,Governments, Lawenforcement,Confiscation, Logging1994 – (2000?) ? (1) Resolution drawnup by WSPA, callingfor political action toend ape hunting, waspassed by MEPs andgovernmentrepresentatives atMarch 1996 ACP-EUjoint assembly,Namibia. Theresolution didn’t getanything ontoagendas. (2) MACCfactory ceasedproduction ofchevrotine for 2 years.(3) Public educationcampaigns taken onby the government ofCongo followingmeeting with Ministerof the Environment.Sanctuaries, Primates,Chimpanzees, FundingProtection, Legislation,Law-enforcement,Education, Awareness,Governments,Communities, Logging,SustainabilityLegal, Awareness,Management, Bushmeat,Trade, Data collection,Conservation Plan,Gorillas, ChimpsConservation plan, Landuse,Legal, Law enforcement,Awareness, Training,Bushmeat, Equipment,Anti poaching, Gorillas,ChimpsCreate National Park,Education, Health,Tourism, Management,Protection, Ruraldevelopment, Training,Anti poaching,AwarenessCommunity,Conservation plan,Census, Protection,Training, Data collection,Elephants, ChimpsCampaigningFundingLaw-enforcementManagementProtected-AreasPrivate-SectorFood consumption,Health, Nutrition,Management, Datacollection ResearchManagement, Education,Awareness, AlternativesDevelopment, ProtectionDevelopment, ProtectionProtected-Areas? ?1997 - 2000 JonathanPearce2000-2002 Elisinge@aol.com, EsterineLisingeFotabong1999-2002 Martin Tchamba,MTchamba@wwfnet.org*1999-2000 Mtchamba@ww *fnet.org, MartinTchamba1987-present ? *1994-98 ? *This project proposalwas rejected.1999-2004 Soniablaney@h Project update inotmail.com appendix, *2000 Marc Thibault,Marc.m.tibault@shlgbgmb.simis.com**
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Muntiacus vuquangensis GIANT MUNTJA
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Pteropus ornatus ORNATE FLYING FOXP
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Miopithecus talapoin talapoin (W&C)
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Myosciurus pumilio African pygmy sq
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Pelecanus rufescens Pink-backed pel
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Rana fukienensisRana grahamiRana gu
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