2010 - Department of Wildlife and National Parks

KONSERVASI IN-SITU
IN-SITU CONSERVATION
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i. Menjalankan pemeriksaan ke atas premis-premis perniagaan atau premis kediaman yang berkaitan di Gambang
dan Mentakab di Pahang, Bukit Kayu Hitam, Bukit Selambau, Sg. Petani dan Alor Setar di Kedah, Kuala Balah,
Tanah Merah, Lubuk Bongor, Ladang Chegar Bedil dan Pergau di Kelantan, serta di kawasan-kawasan lain yang
menjadi tumpuan utama aktiviti pemerdagangan hidupan liar;
j. Meningkatkan keupayaan kakitangan bagi pemuliharaan harimau melalui penyertaan dalam Training of Trainers
(TOT) di Smithsonian Institution, Amerika Syarikat dan Wildlife Institute of India serta latihan aplikasi Management
Information System (MIST) bagi tujuan penguatkuasaan;
k. Mengambil bahagian secara aktif di dalam forum antarabangsa termasuk mesyuarat Global Tiger Initiative (GTI) di
Hua Hin, Thailand; Washington DC; Bali, Indonesia; New Delhi, India dan St. Petersburgh, Russia bagi mendapat
bantuan dan sokongan antarabangsa dalam pelaksanaan NTCAP dan Global Tiger Recovery Programme (GTRP).
i. Inspections of business premises or residences such as Gambang and Mentakab in Pahang, Bukit Kayu Hitam,
Bukit Selambau, Sg. Petani and Alor Setar in Kedah, Kuala Balah, Tanah Merah, Lubuk Bongor, Ladang Chegar
Bedil and Pergau in Kelantan and in other wildlife trafficking areas;
j. Enhancement of capacity building by participating in Training of Trainers (TOT) Tiger Conservation Practitioner
Course in Smithsonian Institution, Unites States and Wildlife Institute of India and Management Information System
(MIST) application training for enforcement purposes;
k. Actively participate in international forums, including meetings of the Global Tiger Initiative (GTI) in Hua Hin,
Thailand, Washington DC, Bali, Indonesia, New Delhi, India and St. Petersburgh, Russia for assistance and support
in the implementation of the NTCAP and Global Tiger Recovery Programme (GTRP).
Konservasi Burung
Bird Conservation
Program menggelang burung
Birds ringing programme
Kedidi Kaki Merah/Common Red Shank (Tringa totanus), Kuala Gula, Perak
Aktiviti menjaring dan menggelang burung hijrah telah dijalankan di Kuala Gula, Perak bertujuan untuk mendapatkan
maklumat berkaitan burung hijrah di kawasan tersebut. Sejumlah 13 spesies (674 individu) telah direkodkan
sepanjang program (Jadual 13). Berdasarkan data yang diperolehi, spesies Kedidi Kaki Merah (Tringa totanus)
merekodkan tangkapan tertinggi iaitu sebanyak 415 ekor diikuti Rapang Mongolia (Charadrius mongolus) dengan
141 ekor. Rekod tangkapan semula tertinggi adalah spesies Kedidi Kaki Merah iaitu 18 ekor. Jumlah spesies burung
hijrah berkurangan mengikut laporan Asian Waterbirds Census Survey (AWCS) 2010 disebabkan beberapa ancaman
seperti penggunaan racun serangga dan baja yang berlebihan. Ancaman ini telah menyebabkan sumber air tercemar
dan mengganggu habitat burung-burung air di sini. Aktiviti menjaring dan menggelang burung hutan di kawasan
hutan bakau Kuala Gula pula telah merekodkan sejumlah 16 spesies (35 individu) sepanjang dua sesi persampelan
(Jadual 14).
Bird ringing activities of migratory birds were carried out in Kuala Gula to obtain information on migratory birds in
the area. A total of 13 species (674 birds) were recorded throughout the programme (Table 13). Based on the data,
Common Redshank (Tringa totanus) showed the highest captured with 415 birds followed by Lesser Sandplover
(Charadrius mongolus) with 141 birds. The most recaptured species was Common Redshank (18 birds). The total
number of migratory bird species is decreasing due to threats such as insecticide and excessive fertilizing. These
threats were caused in water source pollution and disturbing the habitat. Meanwhile, forest bird ringing activities in
Kuala Gula mangrove area had recorded a total of 16 species (35 birds) during two sampling sessions (Table 14).
ANNUAL REPORT 2010 DWNP