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CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iv Executive summary v Introduction 1 Background 1 Objectives of the assessment 3 Species of interest 4 Protection of gibbons and orang-utans in Indonesia 8 International treaties 9 Methods 9 Data acquisition 9 Market surveys 9 Wildlife rescue centres 11 Reintroduction programmes 12 Zoological gardens 12 Department of Forestry 13 Additional data 13 Species identification 13 Analysis 14 Statistical analysis 15 Mortality rates due to trade 15 Results and discussion 16 Bird markets 16 Species composition and numbers 16 Prices 19 Temporal changes 20 Trade routes 23 Turn-over 25 Medicinal uses and primate meat 26 Wildlife rescue centres 26 IN FULL SWING:ASSESSMENT OF TRADE IN ORANGUTANS AND GIBBONS ON JAVA AND BALI,INDONESIA ii
Numbers and species composition 26 Confiscations versus donations 27 Origin of gibbons and orang-utans arriving at wildlife rescue centres 28 Gibbons and orang-utans in private hands 30 Zoological gardens 30 Species composition and origin 30 Comparison between bird markets, wildlife rescue centres and zoological gardens 31 Impact of trade on wild populations 33 Law enforcement 36 Initiative for confiscations 36 Legal follow-up 36 Conclusions and Recommendations 38 Monitoring and data collection 38 Awareness and education 38 Law enforcement 39 References 41 Annex 1 45 Annex 2 46 IN FULL SWING:ASSESSMENT OF TRADE IN ORANGUTANS AND GIBBONS ON JAVA AND BALI,INDONESIA iii
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