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Action Needed Time Frame Funding Needed. Workshop to resolve issue of illegal farming in the sanctuary. 1 year $3,000 • Improve management infrastructure: ranger posts, sanctuary headquarter buildings, radio network, trails. 2-3 years $50,000 • Enforce sanctuary laws and organize effective anti-poaching patrols. 5 years $125,0001 • Training to implement improved ranger-based monitoring. 1 year $1,000 • Survey, map and secure habitat corridors between Afi-Mbe and AMWS-ARFR 2-3 years $10,000 • Develop community-based land-use plans for surrounding ‘buffer zone’ and corridors. 2 years $20,000 • Complete ecotourism feasibility study. 1 year $10,000 • Develop a management plan. 1-2 years $20,000 • Workshop to develop fire protection plan. 1 year $1,000 1 Recurrent costs, of which CRSFC currently contributes around $10,000 for ranger salaries per year.
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Action Needed Time Frame Funding Needed. Provide necessary support and capacity building for CAMM. 2-3 years $30,000 • Explore lease option for sustainable conservation financing. 1 year $10,000 • Develop research station. 2 years $10,000 • Support the development and implementation of an effective community patrol system. 5 years $50,000 • Workshop to develop fire protection plan. 1 year $1,000 • Survey, map and protect corridor between Mbe and Cross River National Park. 2-3 years $10,000 • Formal demarcation and legal gazettement of boundary. 1 year $10,000 • Develop a management plan. 1-2 years $20,000 • Develop community-based land-use plan for surrounding ‘buffer zone’ and habitat corridors. 2 years $20,000
Action Needed Time Frame Funding Needed. Acquire and collate baseline biological and socio-economic information in support of creating a co-managed protected area and wildlife corridors between Bechati and Mone River F.R. 5 years $100,000 • Produce a land-use map and review and formalize the status of the Bechati-Fossimondi-Besali Forest. 2 years $55,000 • Elaborate a management strategy for the area with the local Forest Community Association and village forest management committees; include demarcation of conservation area. 2 years $20,000 • Improve law enforcement, including increasing numbers of enforcement staff and develop community-based wildlife law enforcement mechanisms. 3 years $40,000 • Develop livelihood alternatives to minimize trade-offs due to the creation of a protected area. 5 years $70,000

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