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Conservation Outcomes YEM21 1 scale: 1/3,000,000 Eastern Afromontane 50 km Conservation 200 0 200 400 600 Key Biodiversity Areas in the Eastern Afromontane Hotspot ARABIAN The Eastern Afromontane Biodiversity Hotspot prevent biodiversity loss. Key biodiversity areas In order to match the level of funding available PENINSULA kilometers stretches over a curving arc of widely scattered (KBAs) are sites that are globally significant for from CEPF with a concomitant geographic HIGHLANDS scale: 1/7,000,000 but biogeographically similar mountains. It covers biodiversity conservation and are considered scope, CEPF and the consulted stakeholders Outcomes YEM1 projection: sinusoidal an area of more than 1 million square kilometers actually or potentially manageable for prioritized 36 terrestrial sites, five freshwater running over a distance of more than 7,000 conservation. KBAs contain species that require sites, and six corridors. The terrestrial sites YEM20 central meridian 37° east longitude YEM18 kilometers. The hotspot is remarkable for both its site-scale conservation to prevent extinction represent 5.5 million hectares, or 18 percent of YEM YEM5 12 hotspot boundary high level of biological diversity and the life- within the next generation: globally threatened the total KBA area and 5.5 percent of the total YEM6 sustaining systems it maintains for millions species, restricted-range species, and globally surface of the Hotspot. Criteria used to prioritize Eastern Afromontane YEM2 of people. Characterized by a series of montane significant congregations of species. Corridors these targets include: number of globally LAKE TANA Y E M E N CATCHMENT CEPF priority corridor "islands" (including the highest peaks in Africa are interconnected landscapes of sites, anchored threatened species, presence of threatened YEM7 29 May 2012 and Arabia) and extensive plateaus, the hotspot on KBAs, with the rest of the conservation habitat types, resilience to climate change, status YEM8 is home to several ecoregions. They include the corridor comprising either areas that have the of protection, provision of ecosystem services, BALE YEM13 MOUNTAINS other biodiversity conservation corridor East African Montane Forests, Southern Rift potential to become part of an existing KBA threats, and opportunities for conservation R E D YEM24 Montane Forest-Grassland mosaic, the Albertine (through management or restoration) or areas action. 1/7,000,000 Rift and the Ethiopian Montane Grasslands and that contribute to the ability of the conservation S E A ETH36 terrestrial key biodiversity area, CEPF Priority* Woodlands, as well as the ecoregions of the corridor to support all elements of biodiversity in CEPF’s niche in the Eastern Afromontane YEM17 Southern Montane "islands" in Malawi, the long term. Hotspot is to support civil society to apply Zimbabwe and Mozambique. The result is a innovative approaches to conservation in under- YEM23 YEM3 TZA19 region suitable for a wide range of vegetation In 2011, a team led by BirdLife International and capacitated and underfunded protected areas, terrestrial key biodiversity area, other* types, with an estimated 7,600 plant species, Conservation International consulted more than key biodiversity areas, and priority corridors; of which at least 2,350 are endemic, or unique, 200 stakeholders from civil society, government, thereby enabling changes in policy and building YEM16 YEM22 Taizz ZMB1 freshwater key biodiversity area, to the region. and donor institutions to gather and synthesize resilience in the region’s ecosystems and CEPF priority data on biodiversity, socioeconomic and economy to sustain biodiversity in the long term. YEM15 Being so geographically vast, the Hotspot can be institutional context, climate change, ecosystem The specific strategic directions and investment YEM19 YEM split into four regions from north to south: the services, and ongoing and planned conservation priorities for the hotspot can be found in the freshwater key biodiversity area, 4 YEM18 , the , the investments in the 15 countries in the hotspot. ecosystem profile available at www.cepf.net. other , and the Eastern Arc and Southern This team identified 261 terrestrial KBAs, 49 YEM9 YEM10 † Highlands (including the Kenyan and northern freshwater KBAs, and 14 corridors, which include Virunga protected area Tanzanian volcanic mountains). representative elements of the Hotspot’s 2,350 endemic plant species, 157 endemic bird main map Mohi peak This map depicts geographic priorities for species, 90 endemic reptile species, 100 G u l f o f A d e n conservation in the Hotspot, showing key endemic mammal species, 100 endemic biodiversity areas (site-level outcomes) to be amphibian species, and 181 globally threatened Lilongwe town (national capitals underlined) protected and corridors (landscape-level freshwater fish species. outcomes) to be consolidated in order to country border (terrestrial) (disputed) 1 river (permanent) 2 (intermittent) 3

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* Terrestrial key biodiversity areas (KBAs) incorporate data: management data and are delineated as discrete Alliance for Zero Extinction (AZE) 7 sites for implementing conservation action; freshwater BirdLife International a KBAs often include within their boundaries both Conservation International SAU5 focal areas for habitat conservation and wider IUCN Freshwater Biodiversity Unit S A U D I VMap0, NGA Mecca SAU6 † watersheds or catchment areas. WDPA, 2011 scale: 1/75,000,000 t selection based upon location and includes IUCN A R A B I A Categories Ia, Ib, II-VI SAU projection: sinusoidal K.Koenig - Cartographer Biodiversity hotspots are regions 18 central meridian 37° east longitude © May 2012, CI Maps that harbor especially high SAU20 SAU4 numbers of endemic species and, SAU3 n at the same time, have been 20°N 2 Lake Tana significantly affected by human 20°N scale: 1/3,150,000 activities. Each hotspot faces Nile SAU12 ETH40 SAU 50 km extreme threats and has already SAU13 SAU 9 1 Gondar lost at least 70 percent of its R E D o SAU17 ETH49 original natural vegetation. Over fwETH3 50 percent of the world’s plant S E A SAU19 SAU16 ETH60 species and 42 percent of all SAU11 Lake Tana terrestrial vertebrate species are fwETH4 ETH endemic to the biodiversity S U D A N SAU2 SAU7 SAU15 29 fwETH2 hotspots, making them urgent m ETH10 priorities for biodiversity ETH61 SAU8 ETH76 conservation at a global scale. ERI9 YEM11 Scientists have identified 35 such Riyadh YEM14 fwETH1 areas around the world, providing E R I T R E A ERI6 o a basis for global prioritization of ERI4 ARABIAN PENINSULA conservation investments. ERI3 ETH54 ETH79 HIGHLANDS ETH9 LAKE TANA Khartoum ERI1 r ERI2 ETH16 e CATCHMENT l B i lu e ERI8 Asmara ERI5 Sanaa N ETH21 The Critical Ecosystem Partnership N e i t l f ETH36 Fund (CEPF) is a joint initiative of i e Y E M E N Conservation International, the h Dega, 3047m ERI7 Global Environment Facility, the W Government of Japan, the MacArthur ETH7 Khartoum Sanaa Abbay ETH42 Foundation, L'Agence Française de ETH Asmara (Blu ETH e N Développement and the World Bank. 66 il 70 ETH e) A fundamental goal of CEPF is to A 23 Taizz ETH59 ensure civil society is engaged in biodiversity conservation. ETH72 Ras Dejen, 4620m

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(Metu-Gore-Tepi) TZA3 Chala Hills COD2 RWA2 Lake O C E A N Kivu Dodoma TZA9 BDI5 Rusizi National Park ETH70 Shire Lowlands in the Tekeze Valley TZA4 East Usambara Mountains Kahuzi-Biega fw Kwiruhelo, 2776m Kigali TZA20 DEMOCRATIC TZA7 ETH71 Sigmo-Geba Forest TZA5 Eluanata Dam RWA RWA3 TZA 3 RWANDA fwCOD7 Tanganyika 28 Dar es Democratic Republic of the Congo ETH72 Simien Mountains National Park TZA6 Gombe REPUBLIC UDZUNGWA—ULUGURU Salaam COD1 Forests west of Lake Edward ETH73 Sof Omar TZA7 Greater Mahale Muwogo, fw fw TZA24 TZA29 * Biega, GREATER MAHALE 2990m OF THE COD COD MOUNTAINS COD2 Ijdwi Island (Lake Kivu) ETH74 Sululta Plain TZA8 O 2790m fwTZA12 COD 6 4 LANDSCAPE COD3 Iranagi Forest ETH75 Tiro-Boter-Becho Forest TZA9 Kiboriani Mountains RWA4 TZA3 5 CONGO COD * COD4 Itombwe Mountains ETH76 Wadela (Wadila) TZA10 Kitulo Plateau Bukavu fwRWA4 TZA8 Ru * * 8 TZA12 fij fw MOUNT KABOBO— i COD5 Kahuzi-Biega National Park ETH77 Yabello Sanctuary * TZA11 Livingstone Mountains Forests RWA1 BDI fwRWA1 MARGUNGU HIGHLANDS fwTZA1 TZA COD6 Lendu Plateau ETH78 Yayu Coffee Forest Biosphere Reserve TZA12 Lyango Hill Forest Reserve (Mbizi) 3 fwTZA11 DEMOCRATIC Mohi, 3480m fwZMB2 TZA27 26 * COD7 Luama–Katanga–Mount Kabobo ETH79 Yegof Forest TZA13 Mahenge Mountains fwBDI1 REPUBLIC ZMB Sumbu COD8 Marungu Highlands * TZA14 Range fwCOD8 BURUNDI Lake 2 TZA13 COD9 Mount Hoyo Reserve Kenya TZA15 Mount Hanang n BDI ZMB4 Mbeya OF THE 2 Mweru COD10 Rutshuru KEN1 Aberdare Mountains TZA16 Mount Kilimanjaro ITOMBWE—NYUNGWE COD11 KEN2 Cherangani Hills * TZA17 Mount Rungwe CONGO fwZMB1 KEN3 Chyulu Hills TZA18 Mount Ufiome LANDSCAPE Bujumbura BDI5 Eritrea KEN4 Kianyaga Valleys TZA19 Ngorongoro Conservation Area 10°S 10°S o fw ERI1 Arboroba Escarpment KEN5 Kikuyu Escarpment Forest TZA20 Nguru Mountains COD4 BDI4 NORTHERN COD ERI2 Asmara Escarpment KEN6 Kinangop Grasslands * TZA21 Njombe Forests 10 BDI LAKE NYASSA i 1 ERI3 Central Plateau—Keren KEN7 Laikipia National Reserve TZA22 North Pare Mountains fw CATCHMEN TS a ERI4 Ghinda KEN8 Lake Bogoria National Reserve TZA23 Proto Ridge COD vum Ru ERI5 Mareb Escarpment KEN9 Lake Ol' Bolossat TZA24 4 Mzuzu t fw Lake ERI6 Semenawi Bahri KEN10 Marsabit TZA25 South Pare Mountains BDI 2 BDI3 ERI7 Senafe KEN11 Masai Mara TZA26 Udzungwa Mountains Lake Malawi ERI8 Southern Plateau: Furrus KEN12 Mathews Range TZA27 —Loazi fwCOD9 TANZANIA TanganyikaTZA6 ERI9 Yob Wildlife Reserve KEN13 Mau Forest Complex TZA28 Ukaguru Mountains a fwTZA5 fwTZA7 6 Northern Lake Nyassa KEN14 Mau Narok—Molo Grasslands TZA29 MALAWI KEN15 Mount Elgon, Kenya TZA30 Umalila Mountains ETH1 Abijatta—Shalla Lakes National Park KEN16 Mount Kenya TZA31 West Usambara Mountains fwTZA11 MWI5 fwMOZ1 M O Z A M B I Q U E ETH2 Akaki — Aba-Samuel Wetlands KEN17 Mount Kulal Forest v 5 Northern Lake Nyasa fwMWI2 * ETH3 Aliyu Amba—Dulecha KEN18 Mount Nyiru scale: 1/3,000,000 TZA14 fw ETH4 Alledeghi Wildlife Reserve KEN19 Mukurweini Valleys UGA1 Budongo Forest Reserve 50 km TZA10 TZA26 Lilongwe MWI Z A M B I A 1 ETH5 Anferara Forests KEN20 Ol Jogi Rhinoceros S Private Reserve UGA2 Bugoma Central Forest Reserve r Mbeya MWI1 * ETH6 Ankober—Debre Sina Escarpment KEN21 South Nandi Forest UGA3 Bugungu Wildlife Reserve TZA23 fwTZA2 ETH7 Assimba Natural Forest KEN22 South Nguruman UGA4 Bwindi Impenetrable National Park TZA ETH8 KEN23 Taita Hills Forests UGA5 Echuya Forest Reserve TZA 17 TZA2 TZA21 Currarre, 30 fwTZA3 MWI 2067m * ETH9 Awi Zone UGA6 Itwara

e 10 fwTZA6 Lusaka ETH10 Bahir Dar—Lake Tana Malawi UGA7 Kagombe Forest Reserve Zam be z i MOZ6 fw MWI ETH11 Bale Mountains National Park MWI1 Dedza Forest Reserve UGA8 Kalinzu Forest Reserve Blantyre 3 Mulanje, 3002m TZA TZA11 Mo za m bi q u e ETH12 Belete-Gera Forest * MWI2 Misuku Hills Forest Reserves UGA9 Karuma MWI2 10 MWI7 MOZ4 ETH13 Berga Floodplain (including Mugesse) UGA10 Kasyoha-Kitomi Forest Reserve s MOZ3 ETH14 Bishoftu Lake MWI3 Mount Mulanje Forest Reserve UGA11 Kibale National Park Ch a n n e l ETH15 Bonga Forest MWI4 Mtangatanga and Perekezi UGA12 Kidepo Valley National Park M A L A W I MOZ5 ZMB1 ETH16 Borana-Saynt Forest Reserves UGA13 Kyambura Wildlife Reserve NORTHERN LAKE ETH17 Boyo Wetland MWI5 Ntichisi Mountain Forest Reserve UGA14 Mafuga Forest Reserve ETH18 Chebera Chorchora National Park MWI6 Nyika National Park, Malawi UGA15 Matiri Forest Reserve n NYASSA CATCHMENTS Z A M B I A 40°E ETH19 Chelekleka Lake and Swamp MWI7 Soche Mountain Forest Reserve UGA16 Mgahinga Gorilla National Park ETH20 Chilimo-Gaji Forest MWI8 South Viphya Forest Reserve UGA17 Mount Elgon, Uganda ZMB MWI Harare 3 6 TANZANIA ETH21 Choke Mountains MWI9 Uzumara Forest Reserve UGA18 Mount Kadam ETH22 Deme-Laha MWI10 Zomba Mountains UGA19 Forest Reserve

o CHIMANIMANI— MWI9 ETH23 Dessaa Forest UGA20 Murchison Falls National Park Gorongosa Z I M B A B W E NYANGA ETH24 Dilu Meda (Tefki) Mozambique UGA21 Nyamuriro Swamp ETH25 Dindin-Arba Gugu * MOZ1 Chimanimani Mountains, Mozambique UGA22 Queen Elizabeth National Park fwMWI3 MOUNTAINS ETH26 Eastern Hararghe (Bisdimo-Babile) MOZ2 Gorongosa Mountain and Lake George fwMWI1 Beira ETH27 Entoto Natural Park * MOZ3 Mount Chiperone UGA23 Rwenzori Mountains National Park

C ETH28 Finchaa and Chomen Swamps MOZ4 Mount Mabu UGA24 Semiliki National Park 20°S 20°S * Lake Malawi ETH29 Fogera Plains MOZ5 Mount Morrumbala UGA25 Semiliki Reserve Mzuzu Freshwater Key Biodiversity Areas ETH30 Gara Muleta * MOZ6 Mount Namuli * denotes CEPF priority ETH31 Gedo Forest Yemen 7 Chimanimani–Nyanga Mozambique Burundi fwMOZ1 Lake Malawi, Mozambique ETH32 Gefersa Reservoir Rwanda YEM1 Mountains fwMOZ1 30°E * MWI4 i fwBDI1 Kibira National Park ETH33 Genale River * RWA1 Cyamudongo Forest YEM2 Haraz Mountains S ab MWI8 Catchment, Burundi Rwanda ETH34 Godere Forest RWA2 Gishwati * YEM3 High Mountains of * fwBDI2 , Burundi fwRWA1 Kibira National Park ETH35 Green Lake RWA3 Mukura Reserve * YEM4 Hujjariyah MOZAMBIQUE fwBDI3 Rusizi River, Burundi Catchment, Rwanda *ETH36 Guassa Plateau RWA4 Nyungwe National Park YEM5 Jabal al-Lawz—Jabal Madhbur fwRWA2 Lake Bulera and Luhundo ETH37 Gudo Plain RWA5 Rugezi Marsh * YEM6 Jabal al-Nabi Shuayb Democratic Republic of Congo * fwRWA3 Lake Kivu, Rwanda ETH38 Gughe Mountains RWA6 Volcans National Park * YEM7 fwCOD1 Lake Albert, DRC fwRWA4 Rusizi River, Rwanda ETH39 Harena-Kokosa YEM8 Jabal Dawran fwCOD2 Lake Edward, DRC ETH40 Hugumburda Grat-Kahsu Forests Saudi Arabia YEM9 Jabal Habashi * fwCOD3 Lake Kivu, DRC Tanzania ETH41 Jello Muktar SAU1 An-Namas Highlands * YEM10 Jabal Iraf 7 Chimanimani–Nyanga * fwCOD4 Lake Tanganyika, DRC fwTZA1 and the Ufipa ETH42 Jemma and Jara Valleys SAU2 Asir National Park YEM11 Jabal Marran scale: 1/3,000,000 fwCOD5 Lukuga River System Plateau, Tanzania ETH43 Jibat Forest SAU3 Hima al-Hamid YEM12 Jabal Milhan 50 km Harare fwCOD6 Marunga Highlands Tributaries fwTZA2 Kimani River ETH44 Koffe Swamp SAU4 Hima Bani Sar * YEM13 Jabal Raymah fwCOD7 Mont Mugila Rivers fwTZA3 Kipengere Range ETH45 Koffole (Arsi) SAU5 Hima Quraysh YEM14 Jabal Razih fwCOD8 Rusizi River, DRC fwTZA4 Lake Chala and Lake Jipe ETH46 Koka Dam and Lake Gelila SAU6 Hima Thmalah YEM15 Jabal Sabir fwCOD9 Tanganyika Lakeshore and Catchments, Tanzania ETH47 Konso-Segen SAU7 Jabal al-Qahar—Lejib Gorge YEM16 Jabal Sawraq ZWE4 Mount Kabobo Tributaries * fwTZA5 Lake Tanganyika, Tanzania ETH48 Kubayu Forest SAU8 Jabal Faifa YEM17 Jabal Sumarah MOZ fwCOD10 Tanganyika Lakeshore and Itombwe fwTZA6 Lufirio ETH49 Lake Ashenge SAU9 Jabal Jandaf—Wadi Turj YEM18 Kawkaban—Shibam 2 Z I M B A B W E Mountains Tributaries fwTZA7 Luiche River System ETH50 Lake Awassa SAU10 Jabal Radwa YEM19 Mafraq al-Mukha Maputo fwCOD11 Virunga National Park and * fwTZA8 System ETH51 Lake Langano SAU11 Jabal Sawda YEM20 Mahwit ZWE5 Biodiversity Conservation Corridors Rutshuru, DRC fwTZA9 Rufugu River System ETH52 Lake Zeway SAU12 Jabal Shada YEM21 Shaharah * denotes CEPF priority CHIMANIMANI–NYANGA fwTZA10 Ruhuhu ETH53 Liben Plains SAU13 Jabal Uthrub—al-Fawqa YEM22 Ta'izz Wadis 1 Arabian Peninsula Highlands MOUNTAINS * Ethiopia fwTZA11 Udzungwa Mountains Catchment *ETH54 Little Abbai River SAU14 Jabal Wirqan YEM23 Udayn 2 Bale Mountains fwETH1 Abbay (Blue Nile) fwTZA12 Uluguru Mountains Catchment ETH55 Mankubsa—Welenso Forest SAU15 Najran Mountains YEM24 Wadi al-Birayn ZWE6 3 Chimanimani—Nyanga Mountains * fwETH2 Fogera Plains Catchment ETH56 Mega Mountains SAU16 Raydah Escarpment 4 Greater Mahale Landscape ZWE1 * fwETH3 Lake Ashenge Catchment Uganda ETH57 Mena-Angetu Forest SAU17 Shallal ad-Dahna 5 Greater Virunga—Murchison MOZAMBIQUE * fwETH4 Lake Tana fwUGA1 Lake Albert, Uganda ETH58 Menagesha State Forest SAU18 Taif Escarpment * ZMB1 Mafinga Hills S Landscape a fwUGA2 Lake Edward, Uganda ETH59 Mid-Abbay (Blue Nile) River Basin SAU19 Tannumah ZMB2 Mweru Wantipa National Park b 6 Itombwe—Nyungwe Landscape i * Kenya fwUGA3 Mount Elgon Catchment, Uganda ETH60 Mount Abune Yosef SAU20 Wadi Turabah and Jabal Ibrahim ZMB3 Nyika National Park, Zambia 7 Kaffa—Yayu Coffee Biosphere * fwKEN1 Lake Chala and Lake Jipe fwUGA4 Queen Elizabeth National Park and *ETH61 Mount Guna ZMB4 Sumbu National Park and Tondwa Reserve ZWE2 MOZ Catchments, Kenya Lake George Catchment ETH62 Mount Zuquala South Sudan Game Management Area 8 Kilimanjaro—Meru—North Pare 1 fwKEN2 Lake Nakuru fwUGA5 Semiliki National Park Catchement ETH63 Mugo Highlands * SSD1 Imatong Mountains Mountains fwKEN3 Mount Elgon Catchment, fwUGA6 Virunga National Park and ETH64 SSD2 Kidepo Zimbabwe 9 Lake Tana Catchment * Kenya Rutshuru, Uganda ZWE1 Banti Forest Reserve 10 Mount Kabobo—Margungu Highlands * * ZWE2 Chimanimani Mountains, Zimbabwe 11 Mount Kenya—Aberdare Mountains Malawi Zambia * ZWE3 Chirinda Forest ZWE3 12 Northern Lake Nyassa Catchments * fwMWI1 Lake Malawi, Malawi fwZMB1 Kalambo River and the Ufipa * ZWE4 Nyanga Mountains 13 Udzungwa—Uluguru Mountains * fwMWI2 Ntichisi Mountain Catchment Plateau, Zambia * ZWE5 Stapleford Forest 14 Usambara—South Pare Mountains fwMWI3 Nyika Plateau * fwZMB2 Lake Tanganyika, Zambia * ZWE6 Vumba Highlands