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PROJECT UPTICK PROPOSES TO BUILD ENFORCEMENT AND INVESTIGATIVE CAPACITY TO INTERDICT THE POACHING AND TRAFFICKING OF PROTECTED SPECIES.

PROTECTING AND MANAGING NAMIBIA'S KEY 1 AND KEY 2 BLACK RHINO POPULATIONS FOR MAXIMUM GROWTH

PRIVATE-SECTOR SUPPORT FOR THE DELIVERY OF KENYA'S BLACK RHINO ACTION PLAN

PROTECTING THE RHINO POPULATIONS IN TWO OF KWAZULU-NATAL'S FLAGSHIP INTENSIVE PROTECTION ZONE PARKS, SOUTH AFRICA BY SUPPORTING RANGERS' WELFARE AND ABILITY TO DEPLOY INTO THE FIELD

THE AFRICAN RHINO SPECIALIST GROUP: GUIDING AND FACILITATING THE CONSERVATION OF VIABLE AFRICAN RHINO POPULATIONS ACROSS THEIR NATURAL RANGE

MAINTAINING HIGH STANDARDS OF MONITORING AND PROTECTION OF THE KUNENE REGION S KEY 1 BLACK RHINO POPULATION

MONITORING AND SUPPORTING THE PROTECTION OF THE KEY 1 BLACK RHINO POPULATION IN THE KUNENE REGION OF NAMIBIA

FY17 AFRICA RHINO NOFO

BUILDING CAPACITY IN THE PRIVATE AND COMMUNITY SECTOR IN KENYA TO TACKLE RHINO AND ELEPHANT POACHING

DEHORNING AND TRANSLOCATING RHINO THROUGHOUT NAMIBIA FOR SECURITY AND BIOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT PURPOSES

EQUIPPING HLUHLUWE-IMFOLOZI PARK'S RANGERS TO PROTECT ITS KEY 1 BLACK AND WHITE RHINO POPULATIONS

MAINTAINING STRATEGIC MONITORING AND PATROLLING IN COMMUNITY AREAS IN THE KUNENE REGION OF NAMIBIA

COMBATING THE RISING TIDE OF POACHING ATTACKS ON HLUHLUWE-IMFOLOZI PARKS KEY 1 BLACK AND WHITE RHINO POPULATIONS

PROTECTING A KEY 2 BLACK RHINO POPULATION AND IMPROVING WATER PROVISION FOR RANGERS AND RHINOS IN OL JOGI, KENYA

USING SATELLITE AND RFID-TAG BRACELETS IN TWO NAMIBIAN NATIONAL PARKS TO ASSIST BLACK RHINO MONITORING AND LAW ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS

USING RHINO-SIGHTING, SATELLITE BRACELET AND LORAWAN-TAG DATA TO PREDICT RHINO ABUNDANCE AND POACHING RISK IN NAMIBIA

MONITORING AND PROTECTING UMKHUZE GAME RESERVE'S BLACK AND WHITE RHINO POPULATIONS IN KWAZULU-NATAL

PROVIDING A RELIABLE WATER SUPPLY AND SECURITY FOR MKOMAZI RHINO SANCTUARY S EXPANDING POPULATION OF BLACK RHINO IN TANZANIA

DEVELOPING CANINE UNIT CAPACITY IN ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK, NAMIBIA, TO SUPPORT LAW ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS AND REDUCE RHINO POACHING

BUILDING SECURITY CAPACITY AT OL JOGI BLACK AND WHITE RHINO SANCTUARY IN LAIKIPIA, KENYA

BUILDING LAW ENFORCEMENT CAPACITY AND RANGER MORALE TO PROTECT UMKHUZE GAME RESERVE S BLACK AND WHITE RHINO POPULATIONS

EXPANDING CANINE UNIT CAPACITY IN NAMIBIA TO SUPPORT LAW ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS AND REDUCE RHINO POACHING

REINFORCING SECURITY FOR THE BLACK RHINO POPULATION OF THE CHYULU HILLS NATIONAL PARK IN KENYA

STRENGTHENING SAVE THE RHINO TRUST S CAPACITY TO BETTER PROTECT THE BLACK RHINOS OF THE KUNENE AND ERONGO REGIONS IN NAMIBIA

COMBATING RHINO POACHING ACROSS KENYAN PRIVATE AND COMMUNITY-OWNED CONSERVANCIES

USING MODERN TECHNOLOGY TO PROTECT AFRICA'S RHINOS: SECURITY AND TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP

PREPARING THE CHYULU HILLS NATIONAL PARK IN KENYA FOR INBOUND TRANSLOCATION OF RHINOS

PROTECTING VULNERABLE BLACK AND WHITE RHINO POPULATIONS IN ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK, NAMIBIA

MAINTAINING THE INTEGRITY OF THE PROTECTION EFFORTS FOR BORANA CONSERVANCY'S BLACK RHINO POPULATION

PROTECTING AND MONITORING THE KUNENE AND ERONGO REGION'S KEY 1 POPULATION OF BLACK RHINO

RHINOCEROS AND TIGER CONSERVATION ACT (16 U.S.C. 5301-5306)

A PROACTIVE APPROACH TO COMBATTING BLACK RHINO POACHING IN THE KUNENE AND ERONGO COMMUNITY AREAS OF NAMIBIA

PREPARING THE CHYULU HILLS IN KENYA TO BECOME AN INTENSIVE PROTECTION ZONE FOR BLACK RHINO

USING MODERN TECHNOLOGY TO HELP PROTECT THE BLACK AND WHITE RHINO POPULATIONS OF WATERBERG PLATEAU PARK IN NAMIBIA

SUPPLEMENTING MONITORING AND SECURITY EQUIPMENT TO ASSIST NAMIBIA IN PROTECTING BLACK AND WHITE RHIN

ENHANCING HLUHLUWE-IMFOLOZI PARK'S ANTI-POACHING OPERATIONS TO PROTECT ITS KEY 1 BLACK AND WHITE RHINO POPULATIONS

DEHORNING NAMIBIA'S RHINOS TO STEM THE RISING TIDE OF RHINO POACHING

PROVIDING VEHICLE SUPPORT FOR RHINO MONITORING AND SECURITY EFFORTS IN MKOMAZI RHINO SANCTUARY, TANZANIA

DEHORNING BLACK RHINOS IN NAMIBIA'S CUSTODIAN PROGRAM TO DETER POACHING

DETERMINING THE SIZE AND DEMOGRAPHICS OF THE KEY 1 BLACK RHINO POPULATION OF ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK

PROTECTING BORANA CONSERVANCY'S BLACK RHINO POPULATION IN LAIKIPIA COUNTY, KENYA

COMPLETING THE TRANSITION FROM ANALOGUE TO DIGITAL RADIOS FOR OL JOGI BLACK AND WHITE RHINO RESERVE

INCREASING FENCE-LINE SECURITY AROUND MKOMAZI RHINO SANCTUARY, TANZANIA

EQUIPPING THE NAMIBIAN NATIONAL RHINO PROGRAM WITH A NEW WILDLIFE VETERINARIAN FIELD VEHICLE

SAFEGUARDING THE SECURITY OF KENYA'S NEWEST BLACK RHINO POPULATION IN BORANA CONSERVANCY

SHARING BEST PRACTICE BETWEEN CANINE UNITS WORKING AT RHINO PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

IMPROVING PATROL COVERAGE OF THE BLACK RHINO POPULATION IN THE CHYULU HILLS, KENYA

PROTECTING THE FREE-RANGING BLACK RHINO POPULATION OF THE CHYULU HILLS NATIONAL PARK, KENYA

PROTECTING HLUHLUWE-IMFOLOZI PARK'S KEY 1 BLACK AND WHITE RHINO POPULATIONS

PROVIDING PROTECTION FOR THE BLACK RHINOS OF MKOMAZI NATIONAL PARK, TANZANIA

GUIDING AND FACILITATING THE CONSERVATION OF VIABLE AFRICAN RHINO POPULATIONS ACROSS THEIR NATURAL RANGE THROUGH THE WORK OF THE IUCN SSC AFRICAN RHINO SPECIALIST GROUP (AFRSG)

THE RHINOCEROS AND TIGER CONSERVATION FUND (RTCF) IS SOLICITING PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSERVATION OF AFRICAN RHINOCEROSES. IN RESPONSE TO THE ALARMING DECLINE OF RHINO AND TIGER POPULATIONS, THE US CONGRESS PASSED THE RHINOCEROS AND TIGER CONSERVATION ACT IN 1994. THE ACT PROVIDES FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE RHINO TIGER CONSERVATION FUND TO BE ADMINISTERED BY THE U.S. FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE (USFWS) TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO SUPPORT PROJECTS THAT WORK TO CONSERVE POPULATIONS OF RHINOS AND TIGERS IN THE WILD. PROPOSALS FOR AFRICA AND FOR ASIA ARE HANDLED THROUGH DIFFERENT PROGRAM OFFICES. THIS DOCUMENT REFERS SPECIFICALLY TO THE AFRICA PROGRAM. THIS FUNDING OPPORTUNITY ALIGNS WITH THE USFWS MISSION AND THE SECRETARY⿿S PRIORITIES, INCLUDING: 1. CREATE A CONSERVATION STEWARDSHIP LEGACY, SECOND ONLY TO TEDDY ROOSEVELT 2. SUSTAINABLY DEVELOP OUR ENERGY & NATURAL RESOURCES 3. RESTORE TRUST & BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR 4. ENSURE TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY MEANS SOMETHING 7. STRIKE A REGULATORY BALANCE 10. ACHIEVING OUR GOALS, LEADING OUR TEAM FORWARD THE U.S. FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE⿿S AFRICAN RHINO PROGRAM SUPPORTS PROJECTS THAT PROMOTE CONSERVATION THROUGH: ⿢ ENHANCED PROTECTION OF AT-RISK RHINOCEROS POPULATIONS; ⿢ PROTECTED AREA/RESERVE MANAGEMENT IN IMPORTANT RHINOCEROS RANGE; ⿢ VETERINARY CARE FOR WILD POPULATIONS; ⿢ HABITAT CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT; ⿢ REINTRODUCTION TO FORMER RANGE; ⿢ RESTORATION OF HABITAT; ⿢ WILDLIFE INSPECTION, LAW ENFORCEMENT, AND FORENSICS SKILLS; ⿢ CONSERVATION EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH; ⿢ STRENGTHENING LOCAL CAPACITY TO IMPLEMENT CONSERVATION PROGRAMS; ⿢ APPLIED RESEARCH ON RHINOCEROS POPULATIONS AND THEIR HABITATS, INCLUDING SURVEYS AND MONITORING; ⿢ DEVELOPMENT AND EXECUTION OF RHINOCEROS CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLANS; AND ⿢ COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE TREATIES AND LAWS THAT PROHIBIT OR REGULATE THE TAKING OR TRADE OF RHINOCEROS OR REGULATE THE USE AND MANAGEMENT OF THEIR HABITAT; ⿢ REDUCING DEMAND FOR ILLEGAL RHINO PARTS AND PRODUCTS AND FOR LIVE ANIMALS IN CONSUMER COUNTRIES; ⿢ COMBATTING TRAFFICKING OF ILLEGAL RHINO PARTS, PRODUCTS AND LIVE ANIMALS. PROPOSED PROJECT WORK SHOULD OCCUR WITHIN RHINOCEROS RANGE, OR, IF WORK IS TO BE CONDUCTED OUTSIDE OF THE RANGE, THE PROPOSAL SHOULD SHOW CLEAR RELEVANCE TO RHINOCEROS CONSERVATION. PROPOSALS MUST IDENTIFY IMMEDIATE THREATS TO RHINO SURVIVAL AND SUPPORT DIRECT CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES TO ELIMINATE OR REDUCE THOSE THREATS. IF THE PROJECT INCLUDES RESEARCH, THE APPLICANT MUST PROVIDE A CONVINCING ARGUMENT THAT THE RESEARCH ADDRESSES PRIORITY THREATS AND THAT THE RESULTS ARE LIKELY TO RESULT IN MANAGEMENT ACTIONS. PRIORITY WILL BE GIVEN TO PROJECTS INVOLVING INDIGENOUS SUBSPECIES WITHIN NATURAL RANGE. EX SITU POPULATIONS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE. FUNDING DECISIONS WILL ALSO TAKE THE DEGREE OF ENDANGERMENT OF THE TAXON INTO ACCOUNT, WITH MORE FUNDING DIRECTED TO MORE IMPERILED SUBSPECIES. FUNDING DECISIONS WILL ALSO TAKE IN THE IMPORTANCE OF THE PARTICULAR POPULATION TO THE SURVIVAL OF THE SUBSPECIES.

ENHANCING THE EFFICIENT USE OF RESOURCES TO BETTER MONITOR AND PROTECT THE BLACK AND WHITE RHINO POPULATIONS OF THE UMKHUZE SECTION OF ISIMANGALISO W

INCREASING CAPACITY FOR ANTI-POACHING ACTIVITIES AND DETERRENTS IN AND AROUND THE CHYULU HILLS, KENYA

INSTALLING A NEW, SECURE, DIGITAL RADIO SYSTEM FOR THE MKOMAZI RHINO SANCTUARY IN TANZANIA

ENGAGING COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR NORTH LUANGWA'S BLACK RHINO CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES

SUPPORTING THE COSTS OF THE 12TH AFRICAN RHINO SPECIALIST GROUP MEETING, TO BE HELD IN 2016 IN KRUGER PARK, SOUTH AFRICA

THE RHINOCEROS AND TIGER CONSERVATION FUND (RTCF) IS SOLICITING PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSERVATION OF AFRICAN RHINOCEROSES. IN RESPONSE TO THE ALARMING DECLINE OF RHINO AND TIGER POPULATIONS, THE US CONGRESS PASSED THE RHINOCEROS AND TIGER CONSERVATION ACT IN 1994. THE ACT PROVIDES FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE RHINO TIGER CONSERVATION FUND TO BE ADMINISTERED BY THE U.S. FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE (USFWS) TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO SUPPORT PROJECTS THAT WORK TO CONSERVE POPULATIONS OF RHINOS AND TIGERS IN THE WILD. PROPOSALS FOR AFRICA AND FOR ASIA ARE HANDLED THROUGH DIFFERENT PROGRAM OFFICES. THIS DOCUMENT REFERS SPECIFICALLY TO THE AFRICA PROGRAM. THIS FUNDING OPPORTUNITY ALIGNS WITH THE USFWS MISSION AND THE SECRETARY⿿S PRIORITIES, INCLUDING: 1. CREATE A CONSERVATION STEWARDSHIP LEGACY, SECOND ONLY TO TEDDY ROOSEVELT 2. SUSTAINABLY DEVELOP OUR ENERGY & NATURAL RESOURCES 3. RESTORE TRUST & BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR 4. ENSURE TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY MEANS SOMETHING 7. STRIKE A REGULATORY BALANCE 10. ACHIEVING OUR GOALS, LEADING OUR TEAM FORWARD THE U.S. FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE⿿S AFRICAN RHINO PROGRAM SUPPORTS PROJECTS THAT PROMOTE CONSERVATION THROUGH: ⿢ ENHANCED PROTECTION OF AT-RISK RHINOCEROS POPULATIONS; ⿢ PROTECTED AREA/RESERVE MANAGEMENT IN IMPORTANT RHINOCEROS RANGE; ⿢ VETERINARY CARE FOR WILD POPULATIONS; ⿢ HABITAT CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT; ⿢ REINTRODUCTION TO FORMER RANGE; ⿢ RESTORATION OF HABITAT; ⿢ WILDLIFE INSPECTION, LAW ENFORCEMENT, AND FORENSICS SKILLS; ⿢ CONSERVATION EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH; ⿢ STRENGTHENING LOCAL CAPACITY TO IMPLEMENT CONSERVATION PROGRAMS; ⿢ APPLIED RESEARCH ON RHINOCEROS POPULATIONS AND THEIR HABITATS, INCLUDING SURVEYS AND MONITORING; ⿢ DEVELOPMENT AND EXECUTION OF RHINOCEROS CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLANS; AND ⿢ COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE TREATIES AND LAWS THAT PROHIBIT OR REGULATE THE TAKING OR TRADE OF RHINOCEROS OR REGULATE THE USE AND MANAGEMENT OF THEIR HABITAT; ⿢ REDUCING DEMAND FOR ILLEGAL RHINO PARTS AND PRODUCTS AND FOR LIVE ANIMALS IN CONSUMER COUNTRIES; ⿢ COMBATTING TRAFFICKING OF ILLEGAL RHINO PARTS, PRODUCTS AND LIVE ANIMALS. PROPOSED PROJECT WORK SHOULD OCCUR WITHIN RHINOCEROS RANGE, OR, IF WORK IS TO BE CONDUCTED OUTSIDE OF THE RANGE, THE PROPOSAL SHOULD SHOW CLEAR RELEVANCE TO RHINOCEROS CONSERVATION. PROPOSALS MUST IDENTIFY IMMEDIATE THREATS TO RHINO SURVIVAL AND SUPPORT DIRECT CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES TO ELIMINATE OR REDUCE THOSE THREATS. IF THE PROJECT INCLUDES RESEARCH, THE APPLICANT MUST PROVIDE A CONVINCING ARGUMENT THAT THE RESEARCH ADDRESSES PRIORITY THREATS AND THAT THE RESULTS ARE LIKELY TO RESULT IN MANAGEMENT ACTIONS. PRIORITY WILL BE GIVEN TO PROJECTS INVOLVING INDIGENOUS SUBSPECIES WITHIN NATURAL RANGE. EX SITU POPULATIONS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE. FUNDING DECISIONS WILL ALSO TAKE THE DEGREE OF ENDANGERMENT OF THE TAXON INTO ACCOUNT, WITH MORE FUNDING DIRECTED TO MORE IMPERILED SUBSPECIES. FUNDING DECISIONS WILL ALSO TAKE IN THE IMPORTANCE OF THE PARTICULAR POPULATION TO THE SURVIVAL OF THE SUBSPECIES.

ENGAGING COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR MKOMAZI RHINO SANCTUARY 'S BLACK RHINO CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES

ENHANCING AFRICAN RHINO RANGE STATE CAPACITY AND THE FORMULATION OF RHINO CONSERVATION PLANS THROUGH THE IUCN

EQUIPPING UMKHUZE GAME RESERVE'S RANGERS TO BETTER PROTECT ITS BLACK AND WHITE RHINO POPULATIONS

SECURING THE FUTURE OF TANZANIA'S THIRD-LARGEST EASTERN BLACK RHINO POPULATION, THE MKOMAZI RHINO SANCTUARY

INFORMANT- AND CRIME-MANAGEMENT TRAINING COURSE FOR RHINO PROGRAM FIELD MANAGERS AND INVESTIGATORS IN KENYA, UGANDA AND ZAMBIA

SUPPORTING THE COSTS OF THE 11TH AFRICAN RHINO SPECIALIST GROUP MEETING, TO BE HELD IN FEBRUARY 2013 IN THE LAIKIPIA DISTRICT, KENYA

CREATING A NEW, VIABLE BLACK RHINO POPULATION ON BORANA CONSERVANCY, LAIKIPIA, KENYA

IMPLEMENTING THE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGY FOR THE BLACK RHINO IN KENYA 2017-2021

INCREASING THE IMPACT OF LOLESHA LUANGWA, THE BLACK RHINO FOCUSED ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAM IN NORTH LUANGWA, ZAMBIA

THE RHINOCEROS AND TIGER CONSERVATION FUND (RTCF) IS SOLICITING PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSERVATION OF AFRICAN RHINOCEROSES. IN RESPONSE TO THE ALARMING DECLINE OF RHINO AND TIGER POPULATIONS, THE US CONGRESS PASSED THE RHINOCEROS AND TIGER CONSERVATION ACT IN 1994. THE ACT PROVIDES FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE RHINO TIGER CONSERVATION FUND TO BE ADMINISTERED BY THE U.S. FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE (USFWS) TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO SUPPORT PROJECTS THAT WORK TO CONSERVE POPULATIONS OF RHINOS AND TIGERS IN THE WILD. PROPOSALS FOR AFRICA AND FOR ASIA ARE HANDLED THROUGH DIFFERENT PROGRAM OFFICES. THIS DOCUMENT REFERS SPECIFICALLY TO THE AFRICA PROGRAM. THIS FUNDING OPPORTUNITY ALIGNS WITH THE USFWS MISSION AND THE SECRETARY⿿S PRIORITIES, INCLUDING: 1. CREATE A CONSERVATION STEWARDSHIP LEGACY, SECOND ONLY TO TEDDY ROOSEVELT 2. SUSTAINABLY DEVELOP OUR ENERGY & NATURAL RESOURCES 3. RESTORE TRUST & BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR 4. ENSURE TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY MEANS SOMETHING 7. STRIKE A REGULATORY BALANCE 10. ACHIEVING OUR GOALS, LEADING OUR TEAM FORWARD THE U.S. FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE⿿S AFRICAN RHINO PROGRAM SUPPORTS PROJECTS THAT PROMOTE CONSERVATION THROUGH: ⿢ ENHANCED PROTECTION OF AT-RISK RHINOCEROS POPULATIONS; ⿢ PROTECTED AREA/RESERVE MANAGEMENT IN IMPORTANT RHINOCEROS RANGE; ⿢ VETERINARY CARE FOR WILD POPULATIONS; ⿢ HABITAT CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT; ⿢ REINTRODUCTION TO FORMER RANGE; ⿢ RESTORATION OF HABITAT; ⿢ WILDLIFE INSPECTION, LAW ENFORCEMENT, AND FORENSICS SKILLS; ⿢ CONSERVATION EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH; ⿢ STRENGTHENING LOCAL CAPACITY TO IMPLEMENT CONSERVATION PROGRAMS; ⿢ APPLIED RESEARCH ON RHINOCEROS POPULATIONS AND THEIR HABITATS, INCLUDING SURVEYS AND MONITORING; ⿢ DEVELOPMENT AND EXECUTION OF RHINOCEROS CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLANS; AND ⿢ COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE TREATIES AND LAWS THAT PROHIBIT OR REGULATE THE TAKING OR TRADE OF RHINOCEROS OR REGULATE THE USE AND MANAGEMENT OF THEIR HABITAT; ⿢ REDUCING DEMAND FOR ILLEGAL RHINO PARTS AND PRODUCTS AND FOR LIVE ANIMALS IN CONSUMER COUNTRIES; ⿢ COMBATTING TRAFFICKING OF ILLEGAL RHINO PARTS, PRODUCTS AND LIVE ANIMALS. PROPOSED PROJECT WORK SHOULD OCCUR WITHIN RHINOCEROS RANGE, OR, IF WORK IS TO BE CONDUCTED OUTSIDE OF THE RANGE, THE PROPOSAL SHOULD SHOW CLEAR RELEVANCE TO RHINOCEROS CONSERVATION. PROPOSALS MUST IDENTIFY IMMEDIATE THREATS TO RHINO SURVIVAL AND SUPPORT DIRECT CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES TO ELIMINATE OR REDUCE THOSE THREATS. IF THE PROJECT INCLUDES RESEARCH, THE APPLICANT MUST PROVIDE A CONVINCING ARGUMENT THAT THE RESEARCH ADDRESSES PRIORITY THREATS AND THAT THE RESULTS ARE LIKELY TO RESULT IN MANAGEMENT ACTIONS. PRIORITY WILL BE GIVEN TO PROJECTS INVOLVING INDIGENOUS SUBSPECIES WITHIN NATURAL RANGE. EX SITU POPULATIONS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE. FUNDING DECISIONS WILL ALSO TAKE THE DEGREE OF ENDANGERMENT OF THE TAXON INTO ACCOUNT, WITH MORE FUNDING DIRECTED TO MORE IMPERILED SUBSPECIES. FUNDING DECISIONS WILL ALSO TAKE IN THE IMPORTANCE OF THE PARTICULAR POPULATION TO THE SURVIVAL OF THE SUBSPECIES.

SAFEGUARDING BLACK RHINOS AND WHITE RHINOS IN HLUHLUWE-IMFOLOZI PARK, SOUTH AFRICA

MAINTAINING PROTECTION FOR THE BLACK AND WHITE RHINO POPULATIONS OF HLUHLUWE-IMFOLOZI PARK

INFORMANT AND CRIME MANAGEMENT TRAINING COURSE FOR RHINO PROGRAM FIELD MANAGERS AND INVESTIGATORS IN NAMIBIA

SHARING EXPERIENCE FROM A BLACK-RHINO-FOCUSED EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN ZAMBIA

SHARING EXPERIENCE FROM A BLACK-RHINO-FOCUSED EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN TANZANIA

REINFORCING BLACK RHINO PROTECTION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS SURROUNDING MKOMAZI NATIONAL PARK, TANZANIA

SUPPORTING THE IUCN SSC AFRICAN RHINO SPECIALIST GROUP'S SECRETARIAT'S COORDINATION ROLE

SUPPORTING THE CORE WORK OF IUCN SSC'S AFRICAN RHINO SPECIALIST GROUP'S SECRETARIAT AT A TIME OF EXTREME PRESSURES ON AFRICAN RHINO POPULATIONS

SUPPORTING THE CORE STRATEGIC AND ADVISORY WORK OF IUCN AFRICAN RHINO SPECIALIST GROUP S SECRETARIAT

SUPPORTING THE AFRICAN RHINO SPECIALIST GROUP SECRETARIAT, FOR THE BENEFIT OF AFRICAN RHINO CONSERVATION

SUPPORTING THE CORE ACTIVITIES OF THE AFRICAN RHINO SPECIALIST GROUP FOR THE BENEFIT OF AFRICAN RHINO CONSERVATION