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This resource provides information on the Blue Tang (Paracanthurus hepatus), focusing on its ecological function in coral reef systems through algae grazing. It discusses threats to the species and reef habitats, including overfishing, habitat degradation, and tourism‑related pressures. This...
The Small Grants Programme Phase II (SGP II) in Viet Nam is a regional initiative implemented across four ASEAN Heritage Parks: Ba Be, Hoang Lien, Chu Mom Ray, and Kon Ka Kinh. Supported by the German Government through KfW Development Bank and the ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity, the programme...
communication education and public awareness
forest biodiversity
Gender And Social Inclusion
inland waters biodiversity
marine and coastal biodiversity
protected areas
sustainable use of biodiversity
sustainable wildlife management
tourismandbiodiversity
The ASEAN Heritage Parks Programme was established in 1984 to provide a regional framework for the preservation of Southeast Asia’s most ecologically significant protected areas. The programme promotes transboundary collaboration to protect representative ecosystems, conserve biodiversity, and...
The ASEAN region is home to a unique network of protected areas known as ASEAN Heritage Parks (AHPs), which are established to preserve a complete spectrum of representative ecosystems and generate greater awareness of the region's shared natural heritage. However, the influx of visitors to...
communication education and public awareness
forest biodiversity
inland waters biodiversity
marine and coastal biodiversity
protected areas
sustainable use of biodiversity
sustainable wildlife management
tourismandbiodiversity