RESTORING NMB HABITAT IN THE OSA CONSERVATION

Osa Conservation will restore degraded habitat (57,000 native trees across140 acres) to build capacity for improved agroforestry and silvopastoral techniques, and engage communities in conservation of migratory birds through citizen science monitoring of bird population. Grant funding will be used for work in the AmistOsa corridor.

Match funding will be provided to community outreach and restoration in the AmistOsa Corridor, and continue the restoration, outreach, and monitoring on the Osa Peninsula.

Match funding will also support capacity building in the management of existing protected areas with important Neotropical migratory bird habitat, and use cutting-edge conservation technology to monitor and improve our understanding of ecosystems for adaptive management.