Part 1 – A Rapid Participatory Biodiversity Assessment - IUCN
Part 1 – A Rapid Participatory Biodiversity Assessment - IUCN
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B27 Hanson, K.K., Jeppesen, T. (2004), Non<br />
Timber Forest Products and Rural<br />
Livelihoods: a case study on local<br />
management and marketing of non timber<br />
forest products in two NPAs, Savannakhet<br />
Province, Lao PDR, Unpublished.<br />
B33 Ounekham, K. & Inthapatha, S (2003),<br />
Important Bird Areas in Lao PDR, Vientiane:<br />
Department of Forestry, BirdLife<br />
International in Indochina, Wildlife<br />
Conservation Society Lao Program,<br />
Sisavath Printing Press, Vientiane, Lao<br />
PDR.<br />
B45 Showler, D.A. & P. Davidson. (1998). A<br />
wildlife and habitat survey of the southern<br />
border of Xe Sap NBCA and the Dakchung<br />
Plateau, Xe Kong Province, Lao PDR.<br />
Wildlife Conservation Society, Lao PDR.<br />
Phou Xang He, Corridor.<br />
• Forest <strong>–</strong> Mixed deciduous; Dry Dipterocarp<br />
• Degraded Landscapes <strong>–</strong> cultivation; scrub<br />
NTFPs study conducted in Dong Phou Vieng and Phou<br />
Xang He Protected area. Two forest types surveyed<br />
including:<br />
• Open Forest - Dry dipterocarp and Fallow forest with<br />
fast regeneration. (areas effected by shifting cultivation)<br />
• Thick Forest - Evergreen forest<br />
Forest type not detailed in species lists<br />
Important Bird Areas in the study area including:<br />
• Dackchung Plateau - is extensively degraded and<br />
vegetation is dominated by pine wood and grassland<br />
with patches of degraded semi evergreen forest and dry<br />
evergreen forest and patches of marshy land.<br />
• Phou Ahyon <strong>–</strong> Largest and highest mountain in<br />
southern Laos dominated by dry evergreen forest with<br />
Fokiena forest above 1500m and upper montane forest<br />
above 1800m. Lower elevations have been extensively<br />
cleared for agriculture.<br />
• Xe Sap PA <strong>–</strong> extensively forested and vegetation is<br />
dominated by dry evergreen forest, with smaller areas of<br />
pine forest and at lover elevations, semi evergreen<br />
forest. Elevations above 1800m may support montane<br />
forest. There are also some areas of grassland.<br />
Wildlife and habitat survey of Xe Sap Protected Area<br />
including:<br />
• Southern boarder of Xe Sap (altitude (180m-1265m)<br />
o Dense Srub and Bamboo Forest (less than<br />
20 yrs old)<br />
o Patches of Evergreen Forest (approx 1km2)<br />
<strong>IUCN</strong> <strong>Rapid</strong> <strong>Part</strong>icipatory <strong>Biodiversity</strong> <strong>Assessment</strong><br />
List does not include family<br />
names. Only includes lao<br />
names for many. Forest<br />
type not detailed in species<br />
lists<br />
Uses of NTFPs was not<br />
recorded by the data entry<br />
person so I have decided to<br />
scan.<br />
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