Follow the progress of the landscape management planning process in the priority landscapes of the Congo Basin. This document database lets you view the reporting documentation provided by the landscape leads.
| Title | Landscape | Macrozone | Language |
|---|---|---|---|
| The socio-ecology of Bonobos (Omasombo Wotoko 2008) | Maringa-Lopori-Wamba | Lomako Yokokala PA | French |
| Stakeholder participation meetings (Lepemangoye-Mouleka 2008) | Lope-Chaillu-Louesse | Bordamur Ikoy Corridor Forestry Concession ERZ | French |
| Agreement Protocol for Kazamabika village (2008) | Lope-Chaillu-Louesse | North Lope CBNRM | French |
| Kambale Kasimwandi Socio-economic studies (CI 2008) | Maiko-Tayna-Kahuzi-Biega | Tayna Nature Reserve PA | French |
| Lomako Community Forest Management Plan (2008) | Maringa-Lopori-Wamba | Lomako CBNRM | English |
| Activity Report (Dengo Engoumbe 2008) | Lac Télé-Lac Tumba | Lac Tele Community Reserve | French |
| Monts de Cristal National Park Strategy Document (2008) | Monte Alen-Monts de Cristal | Monts de Cristal NP | English |
| Lac Tele Community Reserve Mboukou village Management Plan (2008) | Lac Télé-Lac Tumba | Lac Tele Community Reserve | French |
| Technical Progress Report (M'Ba Manasse-II 2008) | Gamba-Mayumba-Conkouati | CBG Logging Concession ERZ | French |
| Surveillance Statistics Report (Abana 2008) | Sangha Tri-National | Lobeke NP | French |
| Illustrated Report on Village Meetings (Nkala 2008) | Gamba-Mayumba-Conkouati | Conkouati Douli Community Reserve | French |
| Missouri Botanical Garden activities (Leal 2008) | Monte Alen-Monts de Cristal | Landscape Level | English |
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