Cuba: Camagüey, Sierra de Cubitas - The Field Museum
Cuba: Camagüey, Sierra de Cubitas - The Field Museum
Cuba: Camagüey, Sierra de Cubitas - The Field Museum
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REPORT AT A GLANCE<br />
Principal<br />
recommendations<br />
for protection and<br />
management<br />
(continued)<br />
Long-term<br />
conservation<br />
benefits<br />
68 RAPID BIOLOGICAL INVENTORIES INFORME/REPORT NO. 08<br />
03 Develop effective means of controlling populations of exotic species, e.g., feral<br />
dogs and pigs in the forests and, especially, the very aggressive leguminous<br />
shrub, marabú (Dicrostachys cinerea).<br />
04 Increase the number of forest rangers, and <strong>de</strong>velop training programs that will<br />
increase the level of expertise of guards and other personnel and help them<br />
overcome obstacles they may face.<br />
01 Existence of a large protected area of national and international significance<br />
because of the biological, geological, paleontological, scenic, and historicalarcheological<br />
treasures it holds.<br />
02 A natural redoubt in <strong>Camagüey</strong> Province that safeguards particularly fragile<br />
ecosystems with species exclusive to them, including plants and animals,<br />
for the long term.<br />
03 Undisturbed caves that retain their cavernicolous flora and fauna, and cultural<br />
artifacts of the Arawakan people who once lived in the area.<br />
04 A local human population that benefits, tangibly and intangibly, from their<br />
participation in the conservation of the region’s natural resources.