WWF work in the Lower Mekong Dry Forests Ecoregion
The tiger is the largest species of all cats.
Maximise conservation success!
The beauty of ecoregion based conservation is that it can bring together formerly separate projects working within the same area, to work for the same overall goals.
Sense & sensibility
By co-ordinating and communicating through ecoregion action plans, the projects can know what the others are doing, and maximise their collective impacts towards conservation success.The overall goals which each project can therefore contribute to lesser or greater degrees of the greater ecoregion goals which are:
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Local contact
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Nick Cox
Manager, Protected Areas, Species, Wildlife Trade Regional Programme
WWF Greater Mekong Programme Office,
Hanoi+856 21 216 080
