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Alien Invasion

Protecting biodiversity by controlling alien invasive species in Sri Lanka

UNDP Ecosystems & Biodiversity
By UNDP Ecosystems & Biodiversity
July 17th, 2017
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Footnotes: Story by Andrea Egan, Shyara Bastiansz, UNDP Sri Lanka / Photos: UNDP Sri Lanka
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Since 2000, UNDP's global biodiversity program, with financing from the Global Environment Facility and other sources, has been successful in: helping to strengthen over 3,000 protected areas, covering more than 680 million hectares including marine, terrestrial and indigenous and community conserved areas; and undertaking interventions in production sectors and development planning, covering more than 250 million hectares of production landscapes and seascapes.
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