Simultaneously with addressing the species and habitat problems, the training emphasis, using a real problem case in the species' range country, provides information and technology transfer that will directly improve the functional capabilities of managers and assist in decision and policy making on the basis of the best available scientific data. The courses are held in the countries which the plants and animals inhabit. Decisions are made by the country's wildlife officials, thereby allowing practical and expedient implementation of the resulting management plan. Click here for a list of PHVAs Conservation Assessment Management Plans For most regions of the world, detailed lists of threatened species and habitats are not available. The Conservation Assessment and Management Plan process is designed to assess and compile the status and degree of threat of a group of taxa or the taxa of a particular region so that management actions can be developed for species in need.
CAMP reports support setting global resource-allocation priorities.
Florida Panther Viability Assessment. For Threatened Species With a Detailed Analysis of the Florida Panther. Postage is additional. Postage is additional.