Description: The objective of enhancing the conservation status of the Lesser Antilles iguana was successfully achieved, with all expected results met as outlined in the logical framework. Tangible impacts included the implementation of technical measures to assess rodent control actions’ impacts on species conservation, genetic and migration studies providing insights for more effective management of Important Plant Areas, and selective habitat enhancement leading to adjustments for nesting season. The project showcased local development achievements and economic benefits, with the presence of endemic iguanas enhancing tourism offerings and promoting awareness and conservation of this lesser-known species. Collaboration with stakeholders such as with the laboratory at the University of Mississippi proved instrumental in project success, strengthening partnerships and demonstrating stakeholders’ commitment to iguana preservation. Valuable lessons were learned, including establishing an effective working framework, ensuring timely project completion, and managing expenditures within the allotted budget.
Duration: 14 months
