Tapir Specialist Group Logo The IUCN/SSC-affiliated Tapir Specialist Group is a global group of biologists, zoo professionals, researchers and advocates dedicated to conserving tapirs and their habitat through strategic action-planning in countries where tapirs live, information sharing, and through educational outreach that shows the importance of the tapir to local ecosystems and to the world at large.

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  Tapir Specialist Group Action Plans & PHVA Reports

Each of the 120 IUCN Specialist Groups are required to prepare and publish a species Action Plan for their respective species. These plans identify the actions necessary for the survival of species. Each year, TSG organizes a Population Habitat Viability Assesment meeting in order to focus on each individual species. Together these PHVA reports will create a new Action Plan to update and build upon the one we published in 1997. The report from the 2005 Baird's Tapir PHVA is coming soon.


Lowland tapir, camera trap photo at Madidi National Park, Bolivia. ©WCS/Guido Ayala 2002-2005
2007 Lowland Tapir Meeting
14-19 April, 2007
Sorocaba, São Paulo, Brazi


See planning details! We want all tapir researchers from S. America and representatives from any organizations to attend this meeting.



2005 Bairds Tapir PHVA Meeting
15-19 August 2005
Belize Zoo, Belize


En Español: Download now. (2.4 Mb) or right click and "save as" (Adobe Acrobat PDF)

 

2004 Mountain Tapir PHVA Report
12-15 October, 2004
Quimbaya, Colombia


En Español: Download now (5 Mb) or right click and "save as" (Adobe Acrobat PDF)

 

2003 Malayan Tapir
Conservation Workshop Final Report
12-16 August, 2003
Krau Wildlife Reserve, Malaysia


In English: Download now (472 K) or right click and "save as" (Adobe Acrobat PDF)

 

Tapirs:
Status Survey and Conservation Action Plan

Published 1997
Editors: Daniel M. Brooks, Richard E. Bodmer, and Sharon Matola


In English: Click to dowload a Zip file of the action plan in HTML (580 K). Save it to your desktop and browse to it using your webbrowser. You'll be creating a self-contained "mini-webpage" on your computer.

We apologize, no print copies are available.