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Wildlife of Lao PDR: 1999 Status Report - IUCN

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<strong>Wildlife</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Lao</strong> <strong>PDR</strong>: <strong>1999</strong> <strong>Status</strong> <strong>Report</strong><br />

ANNEX 5<br />

Distribution <strong>of</strong> selected species <strong>of</strong> mammal as assessed<br />

from village interviews in 1988-1993.<br />

The maps in this annex are taken directly from Salter (1993b)<br />

and show the distribution in interview survey areas across<br />

<strong>Lao</strong> <strong>PDR</strong> during 1988-1993. They serve as a valuable snapshot<br />

for comparison with later information. Also noteworthy<br />

is the fair correlation <strong>of</strong> interview-derived ranges with those<br />

subsequently found with direct field data for Francois’s and<br />

Douc Langurs, distinctive species which are relatively easily<br />

found and identified in the field and show limited distributions<br />

in <strong>Lao</strong> <strong>PDR</strong>. The wide geographical distributions<br />

0 : 5<br />

0 : 20<br />

0 : 16<br />

0 : 9<br />

2 : 16<br />

0 : 2<br />

0 : 8<br />

0 : 11<br />

0 : 11<br />

<strong>Report</strong>s <strong>of</strong> Francois’s Langur during village interviews in and<br />

around proposed protected areas, 1988-93. xx: = number <strong>of</strong> villages<br />

reporting species in vicinity, :yy = total number <strong>of</strong> villages at<br />

which interviews were conducted.<br />

266<br />

Proposed protected area<br />

Wild cattle survey area<br />

0 : 6<br />

0 : 11<br />

0 : 6<br />

0 : 11<br />

0 : 11<br />

1 : 2<br />

0 : 2<br />

7 : 42<br />

7 : 14<br />

4 : 18<br />

0 : 28<br />

0 : 3<br />

0 : 1<br />

0 : 2<br />

0 : 73<br />

indicated in the maps for gibbons, Dhole, otters, Lesser Oriental<br />

Chevrotain, Sambar, Gaur and Serow/goral have also all<br />

confirmed by field work, although at many individual sites<br />

there has been insufficient work to confirm or refute the<br />

reports. The indications from these maps that both bear species,<br />

Clouded Leopard, Leopard and Banteng are all widespread<br />

remain to be confirmed; although all are difficult species<br />

to gather information on through interviews, they are<br />

also difficult to confirm in the field. The maps almost certainly<br />

show much wider distributions <strong>of</strong> Eld’s Deer, Hog Deer<br />

and Wild Water Buffalo than are now occupied, reflecting<br />

probably a mix <strong>of</strong> genuine decreases and over-positive<br />

responses during the interviews.<br />

0 : 5<br />

0 : 20<br />

0 : 16<br />

0 : 9<br />

3 : 16<br />

0 : 2<br />

6 : 8<br />

10 : 11<br />

1 : 11<br />

Proposed protected area<br />

Wild cattle survey area<br />

0 : 6<br />

0 : 11<br />

0 : 6<br />

0 : 11<br />

0 : 11<br />

2 : 2<br />

0 : 2<br />

41 : 42<br />

4 : 14<br />

18 : 18<br />

26 : 28<br />

2 : 3<br />

0 : 1<br />

2 : 2<br />

41 : 73<br />

<strong>Report</strong>s <strong>of</strong> Douc Langur during village interviews in and around<br />

proposed protected areas, 1988-93. xx: = number <strong>of</strong> villages reporting<br />

species in vicinity, :yy = total number <strong>of</strong> villages at which<br />

interviews were conducted.

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