Part 1 – A Rapid Participatory Biodiversity Assessment - IUCN

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Phasianidae Silver Pheasant Tytonidae Spot-bellied Eagle Owl Lophura nycthemera Ä¡È -¢¸¾¹ù¸¤- (-Ä¡È - ¢¸¾-Íñ¤-¢¾¸) Bubo nipalensis −ö¡ -À£í¾ (−ö¡ êò©-ê† - Ã¹¨È) IUCN Rapid Participatory Biodiversity Assessment Interview DSF,FA 7 Interview DSF,FA 8 9 Tytonidae All Owls Asio, Otus, Glaucidium, Athene, Ninox, Ketupa, Strix sp. −ö¡-À£�¾ ê÷¡-§½−ò© Interview DSF,FA 10 7 Columbidae Pale-capped Pigeon Columba punicea −ö¡ -À¢ö¾ Interview DSF,FA 10 8 7 Rallidae Watercock Gallicrex cinerea −ö¡ ªø´ Interview DSF,FA Columbidae All Green Pigeons Treron sp. −ö¡ À¯í¾ ê÷¡-§½−ò© Interview DSF,FA 9 8 Pittidae Pittas Pitta sp. −ö¡ -Áª¸-Áì¸ Interview DSF,FA 7 Phasianidae Red Junglefowl Corvidae Drongo Species Phasianidae Siamese Fireback Psittacidae Parakeets Species Gallus gallus Ä¡È¯È¾ Interview DSF,FA 9 4 8 Dicrurus sp. −ö¡Á§¸ Interview DSF,FA Lophura diardi Ä¡È -¢¸¾−ò− Interview DSF,FA 7 7 Psittacula sp. −ö¡-Á¡É¸ Interview DSF,FA 9 4 Remarks: The bird species recorded during the village interviews have not been confirmed from the transect walk but based on the villagers perceptions. Where number 1-10 signifies village ranking of importance of species. 1 lowest, 10 highest Plants recorded in Sepon District - Savannaket Province (Habitats: HG - Home Gardens; DPF - Dense Primary Forest; DSF - Degraded Secondary Forest; FA - Fallow Scrubland; PF - Paddy Fields; G - Grasslands; RB - River Bank) 81
Family Common & Scientific Name Lao Name General Use Life form (eg tree, shrub, herb, vine etc) Observed/ Interview IUCN Rapid Participatory Biodiversity Assessment Habitat Houi Jaeng Anacar Spondias pinnata diacea e Mai kok Fruit edible Tree Observed DSF, FA 8 8 8 8 8 8 Apocy naceae Wrightia arborea Mai mouk fire wood tree Observed DSF, FA x x x x x x Bomba Bombax ceiba caceae Mai hia fruit edible tree Observed HG 8 7 8 7 7 10 Diosco reacea e Dioscorea hispida Koi hurb edible vine Observed DSF, FA x x x 7 Dioscr eaceae Casava Man toon food crop Observed DSF, FA x x x x 3 Diptero Anisoptera costata capace ae Mai bark constuction rree Observed DSF, FA 6 8 7 7 7 6 Diptero Dipterocarpus alatus capace ae Mai nhang resin resin Observed - x x 1 x 6 Diptero Vatica harmandii capace ae Mai si resin resin Observed - x x 3 x 3 Euphor Phyllanthus embrica Mai kham pom firewood and fruit small tree Observed DSF, FA 8 7 7 8 8 10 biacea e edible Flacou rtiacea e Casearia floranos Mai pao fire wood small tree Observed FA 6 7 7 5 6 6 Gramin Bambosa arounidinasia ae Mai Phai man mou shoot edible shrub Observed DSF, FA x x x 6 4 Gramin Bambusa blumeana ae Mai Phai bann shoot edible shrub Observed DSF, FA x x x x x 4 Gramin Bambusa tulda ae Mai bong shoot edible shrub Observed DSF, FA 7 7 10 10 10 10 Muang Janh Muang Saen Xepon kao Hoai thone 82 Khae Ving
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A Rapid Participatory Biodiversity
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Contents Executive Summary.........
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Executive Summary The Rapid Partici
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5. Conversion of a low biodiversity
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Management R5.4.2: Assist in the st
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Figure 1.1 Biodiversity Study Area
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1.1.5 How this biodiversity assessm
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1.3 A Rapid & Participatory Assessm
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differences and similarities among
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Part 2 - Overview of the project ar
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Diversity of languages and cultures
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Xelanong River with undulating hill
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as potential plantation areas. Vill
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Livestock grazing in fallow field C
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Small road with village use forest
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the La Leng mountains. The Lahi Riv
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esidential areas are surrounded by
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Part 3 - Status of biodiversity in
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Leguminosae Dalbergia cochinchinens
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Based on current observations and i
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3.5 Important localities for conser
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