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Participatory resource monitoring in Community Use Zones of Crocker Range Park

 

Key Facts

FUNDING SCHEME ICON
FUNDING SCHEME
Post-Project
VALUE ICON
VALUE
£110,319
WHERE ICON
WHERE
Malaysia

Summary

Enhance the long-term adaptive management of Crocker Range Park by strengthening capacity of park management and local communities to assess continued impacts of community resource use and implement participatory resource monitoring of subsistence activities in Community Use Zones
 
Status Completed
Reference EIDPO020
Round 15
Start 01/08/2007
End 31/07/2009
Project Leader
Dr Gary Martin
Lead Organisation
GDF - Global Diversity Foundation
Project Partners
Buayan JKKK, PACOS, Sabah Parks
Website
http://www.global-diversity.org
Regions
East Asia
Biomes
FORESTS, DESERT
Production
WILDLIFE HARVEST, AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION
Threats To Biodiversity
LAND USE CHANGE
Broad Approches
CO MANAGEMENT, LIVELIHOODS, ECOSYSTEM CONSERVATION
Specific Tools
GOVERNANCE, PROTECTED AREAS, MONITORING, TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE, PARTICIPATORY, RESEARCH TRAINING
Countries
Malaysia
Project Outputs
Resource Catchment Assessment Team with expertise in community resource monitoring and participatory GIS Training modules on participatory resource monitoring and participatory GIS delivered at CRP Participatory resource monitoring of critical subsistence activities, with participatory GIS as a tool, implemented jointly by park and local communities CUZ Management Agreement enhanced with incorporation of participatory resource monitoring programme

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