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List of Major River Basins in Luzon I C.g.ym *- 25649 Vdloy ham Grmd 13800 x x x CRITERIA I -1 I%-= 1 s2 Y d - I,- - ,-r- '-1 3 . . . Lkt of reservoirs and swamps/marshes -6clla laaum Sarcadidmwmon aatdrn~&fisha catam- rJom Ilb, Napcar, MA
MARINE WORKING GROUP Members Dr. Podrio M. AiiRo W n g Group Leader Dr. Reynaldo dela Paz Dr. Edna Fortes Dr. Lemnuel Aragones Dr. Benjamin Vallejo Rhodora R. de Veyra, DVM May Jean A. Caleda Priscilla Calimag Lory Tan Noel Dumaop Rudy Reyeo Reuben Campos Lira Valenruela I. REVIEW OF FRAMEWORK A. PSR Approach Pressure - Threats/Risks State - State of knowledge(information). condition of habitat Response - Management interventions, e.g. MPAs, CRM, etc. B. Sigruficance of biodiversity conservation areas, e.g. fisheries, ecological, aesthetic values C. Review of criteria for prioritizing biodiversity conservation areas (previous workshops in Visayas. Mindanao cited/discussed) B. Identification of experts in specific fields : marine mammals fishes marine turtles corals mollusks & other invertebrates marine plants C. Specific sources of data Survey data (e.g. technical reports, EIS) Museum and herbarium records Other existing databases (Fishbase, Reefbase. PhilReefs) WORASHOP OUTPUT OF THE MARINE WORKING by Mr. Rueben Campos GROUP Outline of Pracotation I. Review of framework 11. Data sources m. Strategies N. Updates 11. DATA SOURCES A. Involvement of institutions * representatives shall send a description of their respective institutions * metabase - identification of the databases located in the member institutions bibliography retrieval of published literature. 'gray' literature such as reports, thesis (e.g. SICEN has a bibliography of marine invertebrates and seaweeds; database of marine biodiversity - some flora and fauna) 111. STRATEGIES Mapping of marine organisms Identification of data gaps - some areas have no information - not accessed or no collecnon rwiew of criteria formulated during the previous workshops discussed in detail the threats on the marine ecosystem
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