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6 DISCUSSION 105 7 RECCOMMENDATIONS 109 BIBLIOGRAPHY 120 APPENDICES Appendix 1: List of plant genera in Kim Hy PNR 128 Appendix 2: Vegetation plot statistics 132 Appendix 3: Species list: Butterflies 137 Appendix 4: Species list, Hawk moths 140 Appendix 5: Species list, Birds 142 Appendix 6a: Species list, Bats 145 Appendix 6b: Species list, Non-volant mammals 145 Appendix 7: Population statistics for Kim Hy PNR 147 Appendix 8: Agricultural output 150 MAPS: Map 1: Location of Kim Hy Proposed Nature Reserve and Other Protected Areas in the Region 16 Map 2: General Administrative Features Within Kim Hy PNR 17 Map 3: Land cover at Kim Hy PNR 28 Map 4: Forest Management at Kim Hy PNR 97 Frontier Vietnam Forest Research Programme Technical Report No.24. 7
Figures Fig 2.1 Summary of the findings of species surveys for the scientific appraisal of Kim Hy proposed Nature Reserve in 1997 19 Fig. 2.2. Plant diversity by phyla in Kim Hy proposed Nature 19 Figure 2.3: Summary of principal soil types and their distribution within the Nature Reserve boundaries proposed by 22 Figure 3.1. Summary description of forest plots 26 Figure 3.2. Summary of forest plot data derived from forest plots FPA-FPI. 26 Figure 3.3. Dominant Families with respect to basal area of wood. 27 Figure 3.4. Summary of ground vegetation data derived from forest plots FPA-FPI. 27 Figure 3.5: Principle FIPI classifications of natural vegetation types in Kim Hy P.N.R. with approximate summary statistics 30 Fig. 3.6: Red-listed plant species recorded by previous surveys of Kim Hy P.N.R. 37 Figure 4.1.1: Bio-geographical composition of butterfly species recorded at Kim Hy proposed Nature Reserve. 44 Figure 4.4.1Altitude reductions for bird species Kim Hy proposed Nature Reserve 53 Figure 5.1: Environmental education within the current curriculum 79 Figure 5.2: summary statistics of school attendance at the time of Frontier surveys in Kim Hy and An Tinh communes, 2001. 80 Figure 5.3: EA Test results comparing commune schools 82 Figure 5.4: EA Test results comparing primary and secondary-level understanding 83 Figure 5.5. Annual farming cycle within Kim Hy proposed Nature Reserve. 85 Photograph 1: Front view of skull of Hylobates concolor cf. hainanus (Nomascus cf. Nasatus 65 Photograph 2: Side view of skull of Hylobates concolor cf. hainanus (Nomascus cf. nasatus). 65 Photograph 3: Top view of Hylobates concolor cf. hainanus (Nomascus cf. nasutus) skull. 65 Frontier Vietnam Forest Research Programme Technical Report No.24. 8
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this information an extra satellite
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• The Mammal Tracks of Thailand.
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Interviews with Hunters: By far the
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This species has been described as
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Ursus thibetanus (Asiatic black bea
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collection of medicinal plants, cla
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5.2 Methodology Socio-economic surv
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5.5 Infrastructure and access In ru
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Commune Teachers Pupils Ethnicity P
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5.7.3.2 Results: teacher interviews
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5.7.4 Discussion In Kim Hy and An T
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5.8.2 Paddy rice systems 5.8.2.1 In
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production have been essentially, i
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4) The introduction of a second har
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5.8.4 Animal husbandry 5.8.4.1 Intr
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5.9.2 Special Use Forest stewardshi
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3) The perceived costs and returns
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enrichment planting to help meet th
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Chapter 6: Discussion The proposed
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Thong district. Here, the populatio
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7. Recommendations These recommenda
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illion VND (FIPI, 1997; see Appendi
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3: Forest management practice The f
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1) A buffer zone for the Nature Res
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sustainable rates of fertility extr
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these schemes may require review, a
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Collar, N.J., Crosby, M.J., Statter
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Hill, M.J., Le Mong Chan., Harrison
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Nguyen Huy Dung and Vu Van Dung (19
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Udvardy, M. D. F. (1975) A classifi
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Araliaceae Araliaceae Asclepidiacea
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Myristicaceae Myrsinaceae Myrtaceae
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APPENDIX 2: VEGETATION DATA COLLECT
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FPE: No. Family No. Genera No. Stem
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FPI: No. Family No. Genera No. Stem
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35 Lethe philemon 2 2 36 Neope muir
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APPENDIX 4: SPECIES LIST FOR KIM HY
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Striped Tit Babbler (Macronous gula
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COMMUNE VILLAGE HOUSEHOLDS POPULATI
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APPENDIX 8: AGRICULTURAL OUTPUT IN
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Maize production (two seasons) by s
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