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Project Aims
Anegada, is extremely important for biodiversity, hosting important habitats and species. It is one of the largest unspoilt islands in the Caribbean (area: 32km2; coastline 48.3km; population 250). It hosts a globally important coral reef system (area >60km2), regionally significant nesting and foraging populations of endangered marine turtles, is of regional importance to birds and supports globally important endemic plants.
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The main objective of the project is to carry out a detailed assessment of the coastal biodiversity of Anegada leading to the formulation of a Biodiversity Action Plan.
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