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1. Pressure - Threats/R&ka Dectructive fishing Introduction of exotic species (species w/c when introduced to a certain area causes negative influence in the environmental condition - e.g. ) Human population issue Siltation Industrial threats/risks botential vs. actual) Agricultural threats Aquaculture threats Harvest pressure /over-exploitation Water-based pollution Habitat conversion * when effects are known and qualified - High. Medium, & Low classification ^ when unlu~own - presence or absence # of species trophic groups 86 biomass change Seaweeds - # species, %cover, s 86 Mammals & turtles - feeding, spawning, developmental (calving, nursery) areas 3. Response - Interventions made/planned Marine Protected Areas (M PA) - reviewed the status of MPAs in Luzon - listingof Luzon hlPAs was distributed for evaluation - 27 out of 257 wen evaluated; others are being scored by PAW9 'Although the threats/risks are encompassing to the various marine taxa/habitats, some sub-groups may define their own specific risk qualification criteria. e.g. non-destmctive fishing method can be a threat to marine mammals mariculture as an ambiguous issue 2. Status Determining the status of the habitat: -Coral reefs - CI, MI, DI, SI, based on benthic cover *Mangroves - change detection (satellite images); stand characteristics (primary, secondary, etc.)
ANNEX 20 NBCPSW Regional Consultation for Luzon Workshop Outputs The Plants Working Group a e" v.' t- - - t3.t- Dr. Daniel Lagunzad, UPDil (Work~ng Group Leader) Ms. Vicenta Afionuevo. DENR-Rgn 4 Mr. Leonardo Co, CI Ph~l Dr. Edwino Fernando, MCME Dr. William Gruezo, UPLB Dr. Emelina Mandia, DLSU (Rapportuer) Dr. Armand Palijon, UPLB Dr. Filiberto Polllsco, Jr., PCARRD Dr. Justo Rojo, FPRDl Dr. Prescillano Zamora, UPDiI, BCP-CIDS Ms. Joy Navarro, CI Phil (Rapportuer) I. Definition of Habitat Types " -*---
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National Biodiversity Conservation
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STATUS REPORTS OF THE WORKING GROUP
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