University South Wales

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Mission statement

Our institution nurtures research with impact that crosses disciplinary boundaries to tackle global, societal issues. Within this, our research group addresses the challenges of human-wildlife coexistence for globally threatened species.

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ASAP Species they are working to conserve

Species

Palawan Forest Turtle

Four-eyed Turtle

Yangtze Giant Softshell Turtle

Rhaegal’s False Garden Lizard

Malaya False Bloodsucker

Big-headed Turtle

Asian Giant Softshell Turtle, Cantor's Giant Softshell

Parvoscincus tikbalangi

Wattle-necked Softshell Turtle

Malaysian Giant Turtle; Bornean River Turtle

Boo-Liat's Kukri Snake

Burmese Peacock Softshell

Chinese Stripe-necked Turtle

Yellow Pond Turtle

Vietnamese Pond Turtle

Asian Giant Tortoise

Ross's Wolf Snake

Sulawesi Forest Turtle

Penang Island Larut Skink

Forsten's Tortoise, Sulawesi Tortoise

ASAP Partner since: 2021

Country focus: Indonesia, Philippines

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New training course will boost fundraising for conservation in Southeast Asia

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Launched in partnership between ASAP and Tropical Biology Association, a newly launched Project Design and Fundraising training will drive greater funds for the conservation of threatened Southeast Asian species.

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Announcing the launch of our new website!

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We are incredibly excited to unveil our newly designed website, which not only reflects the progress of our organisation but also amplifies the voices of our dedicated partners working tirelessly across Southeast Asia

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Bringing women conservation leaders together in Siem Reap

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Our Investing in People programme grows skills and motivation – empowering conservationists in Southeast Asia to conserve threatened wildlife through training that advances skills, fosters personal and professional growth and enhances overall wellbeing.

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