Part II Community-Based Forest Management Program - ppmrn

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SOUND IMPLEMENTATION AND MAINTENANCE STRATEGIES/ACTIVITIES Component CSD Area (has.) Inspected Area WASR (Density) Reforestation 1,263.98 851.26 .352 Agroforest 116.25 16.97 .405 Rattan 320.00 11.65 .200 Bamboo 10.00 10.00 0 Total 1,710.23 889.88 .347 The 59.34% rate was even reported to have increased to 61% as of September 2004 due to maintenance activities undertaken per contract dated February 18, 2004 involving patrol works, fireline establishment and maintenance and replantation activities. Other observations noted by the team during inspection manifesting DMADAI’s incapability to manage follow: • the presence of kaingin and charcoal making activities, thick and tall grasses within and adjacent to CBFM areas, absence of suppression plan and fire protection measures such as foot trail, graded trail and fireline in most CSD areas and unreplaced broken look out towers; and • the expected height of the trees upon reaching certain age was not attained as tabulated below: Year/ Age Location (Parcel Code) Has. Reforestation 2001/4 Burburnai – 1 Per Ocular inspection Height (m ) Prescribed Height Per ERDB Remarks 47.12 3-5 4.2-11.9 Stunted growth, thick grasses underneath reforestation 1999/6 Sinalang- 1 reforestation 1999/6 Diffuncian – 1 148.21 4-6 8.6-15.2 Dominated by thick cogon/ talahib, no fireline established 10.73 4-6 8.6-15.2 Dominated by thick cogon/runo, traces of kaingin reforestation 70
SOUND IMPLEMENTATION AND MAINTENANCE STRATEGIES/ACTIVITIES Year/ Age Location (Parcel Code) Has. 1999/6 Height (m ) Prescribed Height Per ERDB rattan 1997/8 Dumayop (2) 78.86 5-7 9.3 - 18.4 Thick 1997/8 1997/8 reforestation Remarks Per Ocular inspection 11.65 2-3 8.6 – 15.2 Stunted growth, most shoots cut and utilized for food consumption grasses underneath, no replanting done 51.47 5-7 9.3 - 18.4 Stunted growth, thick grasses underneath 10.00 - 9.3 – 18.4 No traces of bamboos found, allegedly eroded by flood. bamboo 1997 (8) Amballo (2) 150.63 5-6 9.3 - 18.4 Stunted growth, no visible fireline, some blocks have no plants 1997/8 74.99 6-8 9.3 - 18.4 Thick 1997/8 36.41 6-8 9.3 - 8.4 grasses underneath, reforestation no fireline visible. 2001/4 Amballo (2) 7.64 2.5 4.2 – 11.9 Dominated by thick grasses and trees were surrounded by vines agro-forest 1997/8 Tabban (3) 9.33 4-5 9.3 – 18.4 Dominated by thick grasses and trees were surrounded by vines agro-forest 71
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