Frontier Tanzania Environmental Research REPORT 110 ...

Kazimzumbwi Forest Reserve
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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1 Extent of major upland areas in eastern and south-eastern Africa, the Zanzibar-
Inhambane regional mosaic (sensu White, 1983a and b), and the Coastal Forest belt as
defined in this Chapter (which encompasses the Swahilian regional centre of endemism and
the Swahilian/Maputaland regional transition zone). Taken from Burgess and Clarke, 2000.
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Figure 2 Location of Kazimzumwi and Pugu FRs in Tanzania. 7
Figure 3 Location of Kazimzumwi FR in relation to surrounding towns and villages. 8
Figure 4 Relationships between the different kinds of eastern African Coastal Forest, as well 10
as to other regional and azonal forests. Eastern African Coastal Forest additionally merges
with Maputaland-Pondoland forest in southern Mozambique and northern Natal, but forest of
this type is not included here since it should be included as a transitional formation belonging
to the Maputaland-Pondoland regional mosaic. Taken from Burgess and Clarke, 2000.
Figure 5 Position of vegetation plots and disturbance transect lines in Kazimzumbwi 11
FR.
Figure 6 Total number of poles and timber sampled per hectare during
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Kazimzumbwi FR disturbance assessment.
Figure 7 Mean number of live, naturally fallen, old cut and new cut poles per hectare 36
throughout Kazimzumbwi FR with standard error bars.
Figure 8 Total number of live, old cut and new cut poles per hectare for each transect 37
line.
Figure 9 Mean total number of live, naturally fallen, old cut and new cut timber per 38
hectare throughout Kazimzumbwi FR with standard error bars.
Figure 10 Total number of live, old cut and new cut timber per hectare for each transect line. 39
Figure 11 Specific locations along Transect A of forms of disturbance other than 41
pole and timber cutting (where VP stands for vegetation plot and Bdr, Forest Reserve
Border).
Figure 12 Specific locations along Transect B of forms of disturbance other than 41
pole and timber cutting.
Figure 13 Specific locations along Transect C of forms of disturbance other than 42
pole and timber cutting.
Figure 14 Specific locations along Transect D of forms of disturbance other than 42
pole and timber cutting.
Figure 15 Specific locations along Transect E of forms of disturbance other than 43
pole and timber cutting.
Figure 16 Location of zoological trapsites (TS) in Kazimzumbwi FR. 48