Lessons Learned Technical Brief: Multi-Layered Conservation Management in Leuser Landscape
One of the primary USAID LESTARI project goals is to conserve biodiversity in carbon rich and biologically important forest and mangrove ecosystems. In the Indonesian province of Aceh, LESTARI has prioritized support for the Leuser Landscape. This landscape has an immeasurable wealth of biodiversity and is the last place on earth where tigers, orangutans, rhinos, and elephants still co-exist. Since 2015, under leadership of LESTARI team member Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), LESTARI has implemented a multi-layered conservation management approach that ranges from site-based to national level interventions. This technical brief describes the core activities, their achievements, sustainability and replicability, lessons learned, and recommendations for future work.
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Lessons Learned Technical Brief: Multi-Layered Conservation Management in Leuser Landscape
One of the primary USAID LESTARI project goals is to conserve biodiversity in carbon rich and biologically important forest and mangrove ecosystems. In the Indonesian province of Aceh, LESTARI has prioritized support for the Leuser Landscape. This landscape has an immeasurable wealth of biodiversity and is the last place on earth where tigers, orangutans, rhinos, and elephants still co-exist. Since 2015, under leadership of LESTARI team member Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), LESTARI has implemented a multi-layered conservation management approach that ranges from site-based to national level interventions. This technical brief describes the core activities, their achievements, sustainability and replicability, lessons learned, and recommendations for future work.
