CIMBA PROJECT
Control of invasive exotic mammals in the Caribbean
PROJECT PRESENTATION
Invasive exotic mammals pose a significant threat to island ecosystems, endangering many endemic species. The CIMBA project aims to scientifically assess the impact of these species and develop appropriate strategies to limit their proliferation, in partnership with local and regional stakeholders.
UNDERSTAND
Analysis of the spatial distribution, abundance and impact on local biodiversity of exotic predatory mammals
ACT
Conducting, evaluating and optimizing actions to limit the impact of exotic mammals within protected areas
Holder and partners
The CIMBA project is coordinated by the Caribaea Initiative, an organization dedicated to biodiversity conservation in the Caribbean. It benefits from the support of several scientific and institutional partners.
NGO dedicated to scientific research and strengthening local capacities in Caribbean biodiversity.
Dominican NGO committed to biodiversity protection and sustainable community development.
Haitian foundation supporting education, culture, and citizen initiatives for sustainable development.
FINANCING
The CIMBA project is co-financed by the INTERREG Caribbean program under the European Regional Development Fund
Total project cost
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FEDER subsidy
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