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Technical report citation: Frontier Vietnam (2002) Hardiman, N., Canh, L.X., & Fanning, E. (eds.) Kim Hy Proposed Nature Reserve: Biodiversity Survey and Conservation Evaluation. Frontier-Vietnam Forest Research Programme Report No. 24. The Society for Environmental Exploration, London and the Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources, Hanoi. ISSN 1479-117X © Frontier-Vietnam ISSN: 1479-117X Frontier Vietnam Forest Research Programme Report No.24.
Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources (IEBR) The Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources (IEBR) was founded by decision HDBT 65/CT of the Council of Ministers dated 5 March 1990. As part of the National Center for Natural Science and Technology, IEBR’s objectives are to study the flora and fauna of Vietnam; to inventory and evaluate Vietnam’s biological resources; to research typical ecosystems in Vietnam; to develop technology for environmentally-sustainable development; and to train scientists in ecology and biology. IEBR is Frontier's principal partner in Vietnam, jointly co-ordinating the Frontier-Vietnam Forest Research Programme. In the field, IEBR scientists work in conjunction with Frontier, providing expertise to strengthen the research programme. The Society for Environmental Exploration (SEE) The Society is a non-profit making company limited by guarantee and was formed in 1989. The Society’s objectives are to advance field research into environmental issues and implement practical projects contributing to the conservation of natural resources. Projects organised by The Society are joint initiatives developed in collaboration with national research agencies in co-operating countries. Frontier-Vietnam Frontier-Vietnam is a collaboration of the Society for Environmental Exploration (SEE), UK and Vietnamese institutions, that has been undertaking joint research and education projects within the protected areas network of Vietnam since 1993. The majority of projects concentrate on biodiversity and conservation evaluation and are conducted through the Frontier-Vietnam Forest Research Programme. The scope of Frontier-Vienam project activities have expanded from biodiversity surveys and conservation evaluation to encompass sustainable cultivation of medicinal plants, certified training and environmental education . Projects are developed in partnership with Government departments (most recently the Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources and the Institute of Oceanography) and national research agencies. Partnerships are governed by memoranda of understanding and ratified by the National Centre for Natural Science and Technology. FOR MORE INFORMATION Forestry Protection Department Block A3, 2 Ngoc Ha, Hanoi, VIETNAM Tel: +84 (0) 4 733 5676 Fax: +84 (0) 4 7335685 E-mail: cites_vn@fpt.vn Frontier-Vietnam PO Box 242, GPO Hanoi, 75 Dinh Tien Hoang, Hanoi, VIETNAM Tel: +84 (0) 4 869 1883 Fax: +84 (0) 4 869 1883 E-mail: frontier@netnam.vn Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources Nghia Do, Cau Giay, Hanoi, VIETNAM Tel: +84 (0) 4 786 2133 Fax: +84 (0) 4 736 1196 E-mail: Lxcanh@ncst.ac.vn Society for Environmental Exploration 50-52 Rivington Street, London, EC2A 3QP. U.K. Tel: +44 20 76 13 24 22 Fax: +44 20 76 13 29 92 E-mail: info@frontier.ac.uk Internet: www.frontier.ac.uk Frontier Vietnam Forest Research Programme Report No.24.
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Page 9 and 10: CONTENTS Acknowledgements 1 List of
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Page 27 and 28: Soil Type [N2VFHq]: Ferralitic soil
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4.3.3 Results A total of 6 anuran s
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4.4 BIRDS 4.4.1 Introduction Vietna
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Asian barred owlet (Glaucidium cucu
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4.5.1 Mammals: Bats 4.5.1.1 Aims an
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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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Beyond the need for further fieldwo
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5.2 Methodology Socio-economic surv
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5.4.1.3 Population movement and dis
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5.5 Infrastructure and access In ru
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5.7 Education 5.7.1 Introduction to
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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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5.8.3.2 Maize cultivation Maize is
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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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APPENDIX 5: LIST OF BIRD SPECIES RE
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Striped Tit Babbler (Macronous gula
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Assamese macaque (M. assamensis)
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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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