CAMPAS

Project Title

Strengthening national biodiversity and forest carbon stock conservation through landscape-based collaborative management of Cambodia’s Protected Area System as demonstrated in the Eastern Plains Landscape (CAMPAS project)

Vision

Improve the sustainability of the Cambodia’s system of protected areas, mainstream biodiversity into production landscapes, and promote conservation of carbon stocks’.

Objectives

To enhance Cambodia’s protected area management effectiveness and secure forest carbon through improving inter-sectoral collaboration, landscape connectivity and sustainable forest management system of protected areas, mainstream biodiversity into production landscapes, and promote conservation of carbon stocks’.

Expected Outcomes

• Strengthened national vision and support for landscape-based protected area and forest management
• Integrated landscape management to safeguard forests, biodiversity, and carbon stocks in the Eastern Plains Landscape

Activities/Events

3. First-ever photographic evidence of a Siamese crocodile breeding population with hatchlings revealed after more than a decade of research efforts in the Srepok Wildlife Sanctuary, Eastern Plains Landscape, Cambodia.

2. Dissemination Workshop on “Vulture Conservation and the Impact of Vulture Pollution”  on 3rd September 2021

1. Experience sharing workshop on “Natural Resource Management and Biodiversity Conservation in the Landscape” on 10th August 2021 

Publications

11. Roosting Site Preference and Roost Ecology of White-shouldered Ibis in Cambodia (draft)

10. Report on National Development of SMART in Cambodia- Challenges and Solutions

9. Sustainable Finance Mechanisms for Cambodia Forested Areas in Cambodia

8. Poster on Gender and Biodiversity

7. Guide on Gender Mainstreaming

6. Gender Mainstreaming Policy and Strategy (2017-2020)

5. Baseline Assessment and Analysis on Gender Policy for CAMPAS project

4. Booklet on Gender and Biodiversity

3. CAMPAS Leaflet

2. CAMPAS Poster

1. CAMPAS Logo (Eng , Kh)