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PERÚ Ampiyacu, Apayacu, Yaguas, Medio Putumayo (AAYMP) fig.2 La región del Ampiyacu, Apayacu, Yaguas y Medio Putumayo está dominada por extensos bosques de tierra firme en colinas bajas, con algunos parches de bosque pantanoso o de planicie aluvial. En esta imagen compuesta de satélite destacamos los pueblos y ríos cercanos a los sitios del inventario biológico rapido. Adicionalmente, identificamos las 28 comunidades dentro y cercana a la Zona Reservada propuesta, e indicamos su afiliación a una de las tres federaciones indígenas en la región./ Immense stretches of upland forest on low, rolling hills dominate the Ampiyacu, Apayacu, Yaguas, and Medio Putumayo region, with swamp and floodplain forests patchily distributed across the landscape. In this composite satellite image we highlight the towns and major rivers close to the inventory sites. Additionally, we identify the 28 communities inside and near the proposed Reserved Zone, and indicate their affiliation with one of the three indigenous federations in the region. Orellana PERÚ Río Napo 1 2 4 3 Estrecho Apayacu Río Apayacu 5 Río Algodón 1 6 Río Ampiyacu 2 ZONA RESERVADA PROPUESTA 3 Maronal 1 Bosque de tierra firme/Terra firme forest Purma/Even-aged secondary forest Pantanos con aguaje/Swamps with Mauritia palms Áreas urbanas/Urban areas Zona Reservada propuesta/Proposed Reserved Zone Campamentos/Camps Comunidades indígenas/Native communities: – Cuenca del Putumayo /Putumayo valley FECONAFROPU: 1 Puerto Elvira, 2 Puerto Aurora, Costa Azul, 3 Mairidicai, 4 San Pablo de Totolla, 5 Nuevo Porvenir, 6 Nuevo Perú, 7 Puerto Milagro, 8 Esperanza, 9 La Florida, 10 Primavera, 11 Santa Rosa de Cauchillo – Cuenca del Apayacu/Apayacu valley FEPYROA: 1 Cuzco, 2 Sabalillo, 3 Yanayacu – Cuenca del Ampiyacu/Ampiyacu valley FECONA: 1 Nuevo Porvenir, 2 Tierra Firme, 3 Boras de Colonia, 4 Boras de Brillo Nuevo, 5 Nuevo Perú, 6 Puerto Isango, 7 Nueva Esperanza, 8 Estirón del Cuzco, 9 Huitotos de Estirón, 10 Huitotos de Pucaurquillo, 11 Boras de Pucaurquillo, 12 Betania, 13 Santa Lucia de Pro, 14 San José de Piri 2 7 Río Amazonas 9 8 3 4 5 6 11 12 13 7 9 10 8 Pebas Río Putumayo Yaguas
fig.2a La región del AAYMP protege las cabeceras de cinco ríos principales de Loreto./ The AAYMP region protects the headwaters of five major rivers in Loreto. fig.2b Los hábitats acuáticos en la Zona Reservada propuesta se encuentran entre los más diversos a nivel mundial./Aquatic habitats in the proposed Reserved Zone are some of the world’s richest. fig.2c Más del 80% del paisaje es bosque megadiverso de tierra firme./More than 80% of the landscape is megadiverse terra firme forest. Oceano Pacífíco Ecuador PERÚ Lima PERÚ Colombia Iquitos Brasil COLOMBIA Río Yaguas 10 fig.2d En lugar de formar extensiones grandes, los aguajales se encuentran en miles de pequeños parches a través del paisaje./Instead of forming large blocks, palm swamps are scattered across the landscape in thousands of tiny patches. fig.2e La hierba gigantesca Phenakospermum guyannense ha colonizado áreas grandes del bosque que han sido tumbadas por las tormentas de viento./ The giant herb Phenakospermum guyannense has colonized large patches of forest blown down by windstorms. Kilómetros/Kilometers 11 10 20 30 40 50 2D 2A 2B 2C 2E
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Certain genera and families were ex
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the inventory. A small understory p
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growing in clumps of two individual
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Yaguas and Apayacu rivers, four of
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to the microbasin of the Supay Stre
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Our inventory focused on the amphib
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pools it was common to find Hyla bo
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of an additional 11 species that we
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ecords from west of Iquitos. One of
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Migration There was little evidence
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THREATS, OPPORTUNITIES AND RECOMMEN
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METHODS Non-volant mammals We conce
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Saguinus nigricollis is not current
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proposed Reserved Zone in the Yavar
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The existence of these sacred place
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system. Community members explained
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Along the Apayacu River, also a sma
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ceded property rights to the Ecuado
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created by the communities to inter
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Although women do not hunt themselv
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