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42. Mammea novoguineens is 43. Fagraea carstensensis 44. Horsfieldia cruxmelitensis 45. Horsfieldia leptantha 46. Myristica filipes 47. Dacrydium cornwalliana 48. Podocarpus atjehensis 49. Podocarpus spathoides Guttiferae DD A tree that occurs in primary well-drained forest between 60 and 420m. It is known from a few scattered localities in an area that is poorly known. Loganiaceae DD A poorly understood species, collected twice from forest between 200 and 860m on Mt. Carstensz and Mt. Tamrau, Mimika District. Myristicaceae DD A small tree or shrub, which is restricted to mixed lowland rainforest in Morobe Province. It has been collected only six times. Myristicaceae DD This tree is known from six or seven collections from primary and secondary forest areas in Vogelkop in Irian Jaya and West Sepik in Papua New Guinea. Myristicaceae DD This tree is locally endemic to the Buso River area of the Morobe Province. It has been collected six times in coastal swamp forest, river flat forest and lowland secondary forest. Podocarpaceae DD The species grows in some abundance in confined patches of cloud forest or mossy heath forest above 1430m. Collections are few, largely because the area is poorly explored. Podocarpaceae DD The species occurs in the Gajo Lands in northern Sumatra and the Wissel Lakes in Papua New Guinea. Podocarpaceae DD The species is known from occurrences on Mt. Ophir in Peninsular Malaysia, Morotai in the north Moluccas, Rossel Island in the Louisiade Archipelago of Papua New Guinea, and the Solomon Islands. 83
Appendix 10 - Highly Threatened Species in Endemic Bird Areas of PNG (Source: Stattersfield et al., 1998) EBA Scientific Name Common Name Status Admiralty Islands Tyto manusi Manus masked-owl Vulnerable Pitta superba Superb pitta Vulnerable Rhipidura semirubra Manus fantail Vulnerable St Matthias Islands Monarcha menchi Rhipidura matthiae White-breated monarch Matthias fantail Data deficient Data deficient New Britain and Accipiter brachyurus New Britain Vulnerable New Ireland Columba pallidiceps sparrowhawk Yellow-legged pigeon Critically endangered Tyto aurantia Bismark maskedowl Vulnerable Collocalia orientalis Mayr’s swiftlet Data deficient Megalurus Bismarck thicketbird Vulnerable grosvenori D’Entrecasteux Paradisaea decora Goldie’s bird of Vulnerable and Trobriand Islands paradise Louisiade Zosterops meeki White-throated Data deficient Archipelago Myzomela albigula white-eye White-chinned Data deficient myzomela Meliphaga vicina Tagula honeyeater Data deficient Cracticus Tagula butcherbird Data deficient louisiadensis Solomon Group Haliaeetus sanfordi Sanford’s fish-eagle Vulnerable (including Accipiter imitator Imitator Endangered Bougainville) Nesoclopeus sparrowhawk Woodford’s rail Endangered woodfordi Columba pallidiceps Yellow-legged pigeon Critically endangered Nesasio Fearful owl Vulnerable solomonensis Collocalia orientalis Mayr’s swiftlet Data deficient Actenoides Moustached Vulnerable bougainvillea kingfisher Pitta anerythra Black-faced pitta Vulnerable Megalurus Ilaneae Bougainville thicketbird Data deficient Aplonis White-eyed starling Endangered brunneicapilla 175. North Rallina mayri Mayr’s forest-rail Data deficient Mountains 7 Papuan 176. North Psittaculirostis Salvador’s fig-parrot Vulnerable 7 including Bewani, Torricelli and Prince Alexander mountains 84
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High Conservation Value Forest Tool
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Contents ACKNOWLEDGEMENT...........
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Executive Summary The Papua New Gui
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HCV5. Forest areas fundamental to m
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STEP PERIOD/DATE TASK/PROCESS PEOPL
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Who are regional and national exper
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HCV1. Forest areas containing globa
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Compile ecological studies, if any,
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endemic species, as they are compil
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Rationale It is likely that many cr
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3. HCV2. Forest areas containing gl
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Identify small blocks of forest tha
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Identification of HCV 3 Tasks Deter
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• the destruction of fisheries wh
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Definition A forest should be consi
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Management and monitoring for HCV 4
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Employment, income and products are
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