Safeguarding Wildlife Corridors in Mexico

About this program

The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) offers a grant of USD $8,964,220 through the Global Wildlife Programme (GWP) to support the conservation of critical species like the jaguar, black bear, and Mexican wolf in Mexico. This project aims to address habitat loss, retaliatory killings, and illegal wildlife trade while promoting sustainable development through a Human-Wildlife Coexistence (HW-Co) approach. Eligibility criteria are not specified, but the project focuses on enhancing wildlife corridor connectivity, reducing poaching, and fostering wildlife-based economies to benefit both biodiversity and local communities. Interested applicants should align with the project’s goals of halting wildlife population decline and promoting socioeconomic benefits.