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Table 2.2 GPS readings for bird Timed Species counts Namatimbili Time spent From To 37 L 0525343, 8993620 37 L 0525122, 8993025 2 hours 37 L 0525122, 8993025 37 L 0523442, 8992321 2 hours 37 L 0523442, 8992321 37 L 0521353, 8992530 2 hours Mitundumbea Timed Species Counts From To 37L 531105, 8983516 37L 530015, 8982871 2 hours 37L 530015, 8982871 37L 529666, 8984828 1 hour 37L 529666, 8984828 37L 529917, 8986298 1 hour 37L 532275, 8984270 37L 531487, 8985601 1 hour 37L 531105, 8983516 37L 532275, 8984270 1 hour Matapwa Timed Species Counts From To 37L 0542537, 8930842 37L 542734, 8931773 2 hours 37L 542656, 8931446 37L 544799, 8932334 2 hours 37L 0543091, 8931766 37L 0541501, 8930461 2 hours 10
2.2.2.3. Informal interviews The local residents of an area (some of whom we employed to help establish the trap lines) often have an intimate and unique knowledge of local animals and plants. Through informal interviews, we were able to obtain information on such aspects of biodiversity as trapping methods, bush meat utilisation, and how plants may be utilised. 2.2.2.4. Photographs Digital photographs were taken to record habitat as well as presence of plants and animals and their sign (Appendix 6.5. 2.3. Forest information gathered on Zanzibar forests A brief visit to Unguja Island permitted us to gain information on the current situation in the field at Jozani-Chwaka National Park and environs, and interviews and discussions with Dr. Tim Davenport, Director, Wildlife Conservation Society (Tanzania office) provided us with information on the status of various forests on Unguja and Pemba islands. 2.4. Desk top study of forests not surveyed in the field work session A desk top study covering: Weme, Kichi Hills, Kiwengoma, Matumbi Hills, Mchungu, Mbarawala, Rondo, Unguja Island, Jozani-Chwaka forests, Pemba island and Ngezi forest was conducted. Distributional records of plants and vertebrates reported in published or unpublished studies as well as specimens in the Biodiversity Database of the Department of Zoology & Wildlife Conservation were included. Many of the coastal forest specimens are the result of collecting done under the Frontier Tanzania Coastal Forests Project. Basic references used for the desk top study include: Vegetation, Beentje, no date; Burgess & Clarke, 2000; Clarke, 1995 a,b; Clarke et al., 2000; Clarke & Dickinson, 1995; Hall et al., 2004; Mwasumbi et al., 2000; Nahonyo et. al, 2002; Nahonyo et al., 2005; Rodgers et al., 1986; Rodgers et al., 1988; Spawls et al., 2004. Amphibians: Channing & Howell. 2006; Frost et al., 2006; Msuya et al., 2004; Msuya et al., 2006; Nahonyo et. al, 2002; Nahonyo et al., 2005; Pakenham, 1983; Pickersgill, 2007; Poynton, 2000; Waters & Burgess, 1994. Reptiles: Broadley, 2003; Broadley & Howell, 1991 ; Broadley & Howell, 2000; Broadley & Wallach, 2007a; Broadley & Wallach, 2007b; Broadley, D.G. & Wallach, 2009; Moreau & Pakenham, 1941; Nahonyo et. al., 2002; Nahonyo et al., 2005; Pakenham, 1983; Waters & Burgess, 1994; Birds: Haldane, 1946; Jensen et al., 2005; Mlingwa et al., 2000; Stanley, 2008; Stevenson, & Fanshawe, 2002; 11
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CITES Weme Kichi Kiweng Mchungu Mba
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IUCN Threat status/CITES Mbarawala
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destroyed by it.. Intrusion of fire
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4.2.2. General Conservation Issues
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Our observations indicate that both
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4.3. Limitations of the study A maj
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6. Appendices Appendix 6.1: Itinera
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2x Sept Traps checked, then removed
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