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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This report is based upon field research conducted by Frontier-Vietnam (expeditions VN013 and VN014), which ran consecutively from July to December 2001. The survey team consisted of Frontier-Vietnam field staff, scientists from the Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources (IEBR) in Hanoi and the Hanoi National University, and volunteer research assistants. The authors would like to express their thanks to the following members of the survey team: Dr Ha Van Tue Botanist IEBR, Hanoi Dr Tran Dinh Nghia Botanist Hanoi National University Mr Pham Duc Tien Mammologist IEBR, Hanoi Dr Bui Tuan Viet Entomologist IEBR, Hanoi Mr Quy Student IEBR, Hanoi Field Staff: Mr Nicholas Hardiman Research Co-ordinator Mr Martin Weil Assist. Research Co-ordinator Mr Gareth Goldthorpe Assist. Research Co-ordinator Miss Nguyen Thuy Giang Liaison Officer (July-December) Miss Nguyen Thu Hien Liaison Officer (July) Research Assistants during the survey period were: VN013 Mr Darren Wilson Mr William Selby Mr Myron Dang Mr Colin Phifer Miss Joanna Brown Miss Rachel Maclean Miss Rhiannon Bamping Mr Andrew Logie Mr Matthew Levan Mr Chris Bracchi Mr Andrew Morgan VN014 Mr Michael Bishop Miss Natalie Cosa Miss Micaela Elphick Mr John Gatrell Miss Rebecca Grant Mr Mans Axel Mauritz Miss Jocelyn Middleton Mr Mark Smith Mr Martin Thorogood Miss Gail Tanner Mr Catherine Banks Frontier Vietnam Forest Research Programme Technical Report No.24. 1
Administrative support for the implementation of this project was provided by Mr Elizabeth Tydeman and Ms Leanne Clarke (Project Managers), and Mr Nguyen Duc Long (Technical Assistant). Financial and administrative support was provided by the Society for Environmental Exploration. Technical support was provided by the Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources, Hanoi. The first draft of this report was reviewed by Ms. Nicola Beharrell, Programme Manager for Research at Frontier. Many thanks are due to Neil Furey of Frontier-Vietnam and Andrew Tordoff of Birdlife International for their comments on individual chapters. Special thanks are also due to Dr. Alexander Monastyrskii (Russian-Vietnam Tropical Centre, Hanoi) for his identification of butterfly specimens and contributions to the butterfly chapter; Ms. Ho Thu Cuc (Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources, Hanoi) for her identification of amphibian specimens. The authors would like to especially acknowledge and thank the provincial and district authorities for their kind assistance, in particular the Peoples’ Committee and Forest Protection Department offices in Bac Kan, Na Ri, Bach Thong, An Tinh, Kim Hy and Cao Son for their support and guidance throughout and subsequent to the sixth month survey period. In Vietnam, the Society has a five Memorandum of Understanding with the Institite of Ecological and Biological Resources. The agreement is ratified by the National Centre for Natural Science and Technology. Frontier Vietnam has ganied financial and logistical support from the following sponsers: British Petroleum Vietnam Cable and Wireless Yamaha Motors Royal Netherlands Embassy Fuji-Xerox Asia Pacific The British Embassy The New Zealand Embassy Australian Embassy The Finnish Embassy Darwin Intitiative Community Fund English Speaking Union The Hong Kong and Shangai Banking Corporation Olympus Frontier Vietnam Forest Research Programme Technical Report No.24. 2
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Page 9 and 10: CONTENTS Acknowledgements 1 List of
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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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