Monitoring & Progress
Partners across Grenada track the status of Grenada's most vulnerable species against clear, measurable targets. This page summarises where things currently stand and links to the full technical reports and policy briefs behind these numbers.
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Baseline Synthesis Report
Establishes the current status of the Grenada Dove, Grenada Frog, sea turtles, and small Indian mongoose across Grenada – population estimates, habitat area, distribution, and known threats, drawing on historical survey data and monitoring through 2026.
[Read the full Baseline Synthesis Report →] · [Read the Policy Brief →]
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SMART Indicators & Conservation Targets Report
Sets out the specific, measurable targets each species programme is working toward through 2036, and the monitoring methods used to track progress – territory mapping, distance sampling, camera-trap occupancy, nesting beach surveys, and more.
[Read the full SMART Indicators Report →] · [Read the Policy Brief →]
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How to Read These Numbers
A few terms repeat across every species below. A baseline is where things stood when monitoring began – the starting point everything else is measured against. A target is where the project aims to be by 2036. Where you see a number written as a range, that reflects real variation, not uncertainty about our counting.
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What's in the Infographic
Headline indicators for the Grenada Dove, Grenada Frog, sea turtles, and small Indian mongoose, each shown against its 2036 target. Figures are drawn from the reports and briefs above; every source is credited within its own section. This is a summary, not the full picture – the linked reports carry the complete methodology and every metric tracked.