| Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Falkland Islands Flux Towers |
| £581,249 |
01/02/2023
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This will deliver scientifically robust data to improve our understanding of Falkland peatland GHG emissions and reporting into the GHG Inventory. It will also establish accurate carbon sequestration rates for the peatlands, enabling a feasibility
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This will deliver scientifically robust data to improve our understanding of Falkland peatland GHG emissions and reporting into the GHG Inventory. It will also establish accurate carbon sequestration rates for the peatlands, enabling a feasibility study for a carbon offsetting scheme with the long-term aim of financing peatland restoration.
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| John Ellerman Foundation - Desktop plant studies, site -visits, leasehold/protected area discussions for Hornby and Hill Cove Mountains. Vast majority to compensation to landowner. |
| £121,100 |
25/10/2022
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Desktop plant studies, site -visits, leasehold/protected area discussions for Hornby and Hill Cove Mountains. Vast majority to compensation to landowner.
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| Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - DPLUS169 New Island: completing preparatory steps for restoration against invasive mammals |
| £115,970 |
01/05/2022
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Projects that aim to protect the unique biodiversity and improve resilience to climate change within the UK Overseas Territories
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| John Ellerman Foundation - Land purchase |
| £120,000 |
15/12/2021
12 |
Land purchase
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| John Ellerman Foundation - core costs |
| £106,050 |
25/11/2021
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core costs
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| Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - DPLUS126: Advancing Falklands and region scale management of globally important whale populations |
| £199,401 |
27/10/2021
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Recovering populations of southern right whales and endangered sei whales occur around the Falklands.Informed management decisions are hindered by lack of knowledge of their local and region-wide occurrence.This project uses telemetry to track
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Recovering populations of southern right whales and endangered sei whales occur around the Falklands.Informed management decisions are hindered by lack of knowledge of their local and region-wide occurrence.This project uses telemetry to track individual whales, and boat/aerial surveys to address data gaps ondistribution, abundance and ecology. Management outputs include a draft Species Action Plan, KeyBiodiversity Area assessment, and recognition of Falklands whale populations by regional regulators.Community and stakeholder engagement will optimise support of management recommendations.
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| Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - DPLUS115- Unlocking Falkland Islands Marine Management: Key Biodiversity Areas for seabirds |
| £70,130 |
01/04/2020
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This project will identify the first globally-recognised marine Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) for seabirds (assessing 33 species) in the Falklands to inform the current MMA process and future MSP, and engage decision-makers on the application of
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This project will identify the first globally-recognised marine Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) for seabirds (assessing 33 species) in the Falklands to inform the current MMA process and future MSP, and engage decision-makers on the application of these IUCN-endorsed tools for practicable management decisions. Working with stakeholders to develop an understanding and value of the KBA concept, the project aims to inspire implementation of leading practice in marine management of the Falklands globally significant sites for biodiversity.
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| Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - DPLUS110- Recognise, protect, restore: driving sound stewardship of Falklands peat wetlands |
| £67,184 |
01/04/2020
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Covering over a quarter of the Falklands land-area, peat-wetland is highly significant for carbon storage, ecosystem function, and the important habitats, fauna and flora it supports. Habitat and soil loss, are ongoing threats to our peat-wetland
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Covering over a quarter of the Falklands land-area, peat-wetland is highly significant for carbon storage, ecosystem function, and the important habitats, fauna and flora it supports. Habitat and soil loss, are ongoing threats to our peat-wetland ecosystems, exacerbated by a lack of knowledge which prevents site-based protection and management for conservation. Descriptions of nationally 'Vulnerable' peat-wetland ecosystems, development of assessment tools for land-managers, and multimedia outputs will inspire and drive protection and management of valuable sites for lasting conservation benefit.
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| Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - DPLUS082:Conserving Falklands' whale populations: addressing data deficiencies for informed management |
| £85,300 |
01/04/2020
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Anecdotal increases in endangered sei and fin whales have been reported in Falklands' coastal waters. Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) are internationally-important sites for global biodiversity. Candidate KBAs (cKBAs) have been identified for baleen
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Anecdotal increases in endangered sei and fin whales have been reported in Falklands' coastal waters. Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) are internationally-important sites for global biodiversity. Candidate KBAs (cKBAs) have been identified for baleen whale species in nearshore waters around the Islands and overlap with areas of increasing human marine activity. This project aims to evaluate two cKBA sites for whales, improve the information available to decision-makers, and engage stakeholders regarding conservation and management considerations for these and other KBAs.
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| Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Conserving Falklands' whale populations: addressing data deficiencies for informed management |
| £105,014 |
01/04/2019
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Anecdotal increases in endangered sei and fin whales have been reported in Falklands' coastal waters. Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) are internationally-important sites for global biodiversity. Candidate KBAs (cKBAs) have been identified for baleen
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Anecdotal increases in endangered sei and fin whales have been reported in Falklands' coastal waters. Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) are internationally-important sites for global biodiversity. Candidate KBAs (cKBAs) have been identified for baleen whale species in nearshore waters around the Islands and overlap with areas of increasing human marine activity. This project aims to evaluate two cKBA sites for whales, improve the information available to decision-makers, and engage stakeholders regarding conservation and management considerations for these and other KBAs.
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| Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Conserving Falklands' whale populations: addressing data deficiencies for informed management |
| £99,517 |
02/04/2018
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Anecdotal increases in endangered sei and fin whales have been reported in Falklands' coastal waters. Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) are internationally-important sites for global biodiversity. Candidate KBAs (cKBAs) have been identified for baleen
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Anecdotal increases in endangered sei and fin whales have been reported in Falklands' coastal waters. Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) are internationally-important sites for global biodiversity. Candidate KBAs (cKBAs) have been identified for baleen whale species in nearshore waters around the Islands and overlap with areas of increasing human marine activity. This project aims to evaluate two cKBA sites for whales, improve the information available to decision-makers, and engage stakeholders regarding conservation and management considerations for these and other KBAs.
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| John Ellerman Foundation - Conservation of tussac grass areas on Falkland coastal areas |
| £126,000 |
24/11/2016
36 |
Towards the salary of a Habitat Officer, to continue their conservation work with local and international partners across the Falkland Islands.
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