Forest Management Plan - Sabah Forestry Department

(c) Tembadau (wild cattle). Area below 200m a.s.l. None, as tembadaus can utilise openforest conditions.2Largelandscapeforests3Rare,threatened &endangeredecosystemsThreatened &endangeredspecies(plants)EndemicspeciesCriticaltemporalconcentrationsExtensiveundisturbedforestsPreviouslywidespreadforest typewhich hasbeensignificantlydepleted byconversion andunsustainableharvesting.(d) Natural mineral sources (saltlicks, kaolin clay).The entire FMU 17A area, whichconsists mainly of lowlandmixed-dipterocarp forest.Species confined to FMU 17A.Assumed not applicable in FMU17A.Any contiguous area of forestmore than 20,000 ha in extentwhich is either known to havenever been logged and/or ispredominantly Stratum I.Forests below 200 m a.s.l.Area below 200m a.s.l.Not significant.None known in FMU 17A, butfuture study may reveal suchspecies.None known in FMU 17A.There is no large landscapelevel in FMU 17A that can becategorized into this HCV.All forest area below 200m a.s.lin this FMU fit to be classifiedinto this HCV.37No logging activities within the 5 haarea. Mark a zone of about 5hectares around or preserved with100 m radius buffer zones all knownlocations (with GPS readings).Timber production with RIL methods,and/or rehabilitation/silviculturewhere appropriate.Case-by-case.Case-by-case.NILAll forest harvesting must complywith RIL Procedures. ForestRehabilitation needs to be carriedout where appropriate using nativespecies mixed with 15% of treespecies identified as habitat/fruiting trees. Silvicultural tendingthroughout the FMU is verynecessary to enable regenerationand/or growth of Potential Crop