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Babeldaob Strategy (ID: 1321)
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- Viability
- Threats
- Viability Assessment
- Action Plan
- Strategy Effectiveness
- Indicators
- Resources
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1. By 2015, all new developments shall comply with sustainable land use and forest management plans in all 10 states.
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2. By 2015 a network of protected areas that supports local community resource needs, contains 75% of ecologically important areas, and includes at least 100 square miles has been established in Babeldaob.
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3. By 2015, hunting and harvesting of all species of concern are at or below sustainable levels.
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4. By 2010, the amount of native vegetation burnt by uncontrolled or illegal fires annually is reduced by 50% of current levels.
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5. Strengthen Multidisciplinary Team - By January 2006 hire or dedicate one staff personnel from among the team to be dedicated to land use planning and raise the capacity of existing staff to understand and support land use planning.
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6. Strengthen Multidisciplinary Team - Increase direct communication with and involvement of the BOA staff in land use planning and forest management planning activities.
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7. Community and Constituency Support - Raise political support for the establishment and mgmt of land use planning, forest mgmt planning, and protected areas through targeted development and implementation of education and social marketing plans.
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| Focal Conservation Target | Target Type | Habitat Type |
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Upland Forest
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Ecological System |
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Mangrove Forest
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Ecological System |
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Freshwater Wetland
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Ecological System |
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Streams and Lakes
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Ecological System |
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Beach and Strand System
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Ecological System |
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Savanna
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Ecological System |
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High Limestone Forest
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Ecological System |
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Hunted Species of Concern
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Species Assemblage: Animals | - |
| Threat (Common Taxonomy) * | Targets Threatened |
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Urban development (Residential & Commercial Development :: Housing & Urban Areas ) |
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Large-scale commercial developments (golf courses, hotels, etc.) (Residential & Commercial Development :: Commercial & Industrial Areas ) |
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Road construction (Transportation & Service Corridors :: Roads & Railroads ) |
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Hunting/harvesting (Biological Resource Use :: Hunting & Collecting Terrestrial Animals ) |
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Uncontrolled burning (Natural System Modifications :: Fire & Fire Suppression ) |
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Quarries and sand minings (Energy Production & Mining :: Mining & Quarrying ) |
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Public infrastructure developments (Natural System Modifications :: Other Ecosystem Modifications ) |
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Solid waste (Pollution :: Garbage & Solid Waste ) |
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Climate change (I.e., sea level rise and change in rainfall and temperature patterns) (Climate Change & Severe Weather :: Habitat Shifting & Alteration ) |
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Agriculture (Agriculture & Aquaculture :: Annual & Perennial Non-Timber Crops ) |
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Invasive animal species (Invasive & Other Problematic Species & Genes :: Invasive Non-Native/Alien Species ) |
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Invasive plant species (Invasive & Other Problematic Species & Genes :: Invasive Non-Native/Alien Species ) |
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Forest plantations (Agriculture & Aquaculture :: Annual & Perennial Non-Timber Crops ) |
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Selective tree harvesting (Biological Resource Use :: Logging & Wood Harvesting ) |
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Hunting (Biological Resource Use :: Hunting & Collecting Terrestrial Animals ) |
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Recreational use (Human Intrusions & Disturbance :: Recreational Activities ) |
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* For information on the common taxonomy of threats, see http://conservationmeasures.org/CMP/IUCN/.
| Strategy (Common Taxonomy) | Threats Addressed |
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A1. Complete community visioning (leading to strategic plans and land use plans) in Ngaremlengui and Ngarchelong by December 2005.
( Law & Policy :: Policies & Regulations ) |
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A2. Work with the Airai State Working Group to draft management/land use plans for the middle zone of the Ngerikiil Watershed by November 2005.
( Law & Policy :: Policies & Regulations ) |
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A3. Finish drafting of mangrove management plan (applicable to all 10 states) by December 2005
( Law & Policy :: Policies & Regulations ) |
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A4. Begin implementing mangrove management plans in Ngarchelong and Ngchesar in 2006.
( Species Management :: Species Management ) |
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A5. Use wisdom gathered from Ngaremlengui, Ngarchelong, and Ngerikiil processes to continue similar processes in the rest of Babeldaob by 2006.
( Education & Awareness :: Formal Education ) |
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A6. Map existing land uses for use in land use planning process by 2006.
( Law & Policy :: Policies & Regulations ) |
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B1. Finish community vision initiatives that lead to development of community strategic plans in all 10 Babeldaob states by 2008.
( Law & Policy :: Policies & Regulations ) |
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B2. Work with states and the scientific community to develop comprehensive Best Management Practices for land use by 2010.
( Species Management :: Species Management ) |
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B3. Assist states with drafting of legislation, land use plans and forest management plans by 2010.
( Law & Policy :: Legislation ) |
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B4. Strengthen EQPB’s earthmoving permit requirements by revising EIS standards and incorporating Best Management Practices by 2010.
( Law & Policy :: Policies & Regulations ) |
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B5. Strengthen EQPB’s environmental compliance section and states’ capacity to regulate and enforce their own land use and forest management plans by 2010.
( Law & Policy :: Compliance & Enforcement ) |
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C1. Provide capacity building and enforcement training to states to implement land use plans by 2012.
( External Capacity Building :: Institutional & Civil Society Development ) |
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C2. EQPB to incorporate sustainable land use plans and forest management plan of all 10 states into its permitting regulations by 2012.
( Law & Policy :: Policies & Regulations ) |
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D1. TNC to finish first iteration of Eco-Regional Assessment (ERA) for entire Babeldaob by February 2005.
( Law & Policy :: Policies & Regulations ) |
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D2. Working group to promulgate criteria and regulations for PAN by June 2005.
( Law & Policy :: Policies & Regulations ) |
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D3. Identify Important Bird Areas by May 2006.
( Species Management :: Species Management ) |
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D4. Move the Northern Reefs, the Southern Lagoon, and Helen Reef into the PAN by December 2007.
( Land/Water Protection :: Site/Area Protection ) |
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D5. Move Ngardok Nature Reserve, Ngaremeduu Bay, and Mesekelat Watershed into the PAN by December 2007.
( Land/Water Protection :: Site/Area Protection ) |
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D6. PCS, BOA, PICRC, CRRF and TNC to conduct research (including socio-economic issues) to fill in gaps of knowledge and update ERA concerning areas of high biodiversity by 2007.
( Land/Water Management :: Site/Area Management ) |
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D7. Raise community and government support for the establishment and management of protected areas thru on-going development and implementation of education and social marketing plans.
( Education & Awareness :: Formal Education ) |
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E1. Conduct ongoing community consultations to identify areas to be protected (meeting both community and biodiversity needs) by 2015.
( External Capacity Building :: Alliance & Partnership Development ) |
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E2. Conduct ongoing work with states to draft legislation to establish protected areas by 2015.
( Land/Water Protection :: Site/Area Protection ) |
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E3. Conduct ongoing work with states to create and implement protected area management plans by 2015.
( Law & Policy :: Policies & Regulations ) |
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E4. Conduct ongoing capacity building activities with states to effectively manage their own protected areas by 2015.
( External Capacity Building :: Institutional & Civil Society Development ) |
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F1. Determine a level of sustainable hunting/harvesting for each species of concern.
( Species Management :: Species Management ) |
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F2. Develop and implement monitoring methods in order to determine baseline and ongoing levels of hunting/harvesting.
( Land/Water Management :: Site/Area Management ) (more info)
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F3. Conduct education campaigns to educate Babeldaob residents about existing legislation and sustainable levels of hunting/harvesting in order to raise compliance.
( Education & Awareness :: Awareness & Communications ) |
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F4. Strengthen enforcement capabilities if necessary.
( Law & Policy :: Compliance & Enforcement ) |
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F5. Strengthen regulatory process if necessary, including review of species listed on proposed Endangered Species Lists and the CITES appendices.
( Law & Policy :: Policies & Regulations ) |
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G1. Develop and implement monitoring methods in order to determine baseline and ongoing levels of burning by 2006.
( Land/Water Management :: Habitat & Natural Process Restoration ) (more info)
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G2. Conduct ongoing education campaigns to educate Babeldaob residents about existing legislation and effects of burning by 2010.
( Education & Awareness :: Awareness & Communications ) |
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G3. Work with states and Division of Fire to develop and implement community-based fire response and suppression capabilities by 2010.
( External Capacity Building :: Alliance & Partnership Development ) |
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G4. Work with BOA, EQPB, and Division of Fire to develop and implement fire hazard reduction program by 2010.
( Species Management :: Species Management ) |
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| Conservation Targets | Landscape Context | Condition | Size | Viability Rank | ||||
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| Grade | Weight | Grade | Weight | Grade | Weight | |||
| 1 | Upland Forest | - | 1.0 | Good | 1.0 | Very Good | 1.0 | Very Good |
| 2 | Mangrove Forest | - | 1.0 | Fair | 1.0 | Good | 1.0 | Good |
| 3 | Freshwater Wetland | - | 1.0 | Very Good | 1.0 | Good | 1.0 | Very Good |
| 4 | Streams and Lakes | - | 1.0 | Very Good | 1.0 | - | 1.0 | Very Good |
| 5 | Beach and Strand System | - | 1.0 | - | 1.0 | Good | 1.0 | Good |
| 6 | Savanna | - | 1.0 | Very Good | 1.0 | - | 1.0 | Very Good |
| 7 | High Limestone Forest | - | 1.0 | Very Good | 1.0 | Very Good | 1.0 | Very Good |
| 8 | Hunted Species of Concern | - | 1.0 | - | 1.0 | Good | 1.0 | Good |
| Project Biodiversity Health Rank | Very Good | |||||||
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Project-specific Threats (Common Taxonomy *) |
Beach and Strand System | Freshwater Wetland | High Limestone Forest | Hunted Species of Concern | Mangrove Forest | Savanna | Streams and Lakes | Upland Forest | Overall Threat Rank |
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| Urban development (Housing & Urban Areas) |
Medium | Low | - | Medium | High | Medium | High | High | High |
| Large-scale commercial developments (golf courses, hotels, etc.) (Commercial & Industrial Areas) |
Medium | Low | - | - | High | Medium | High | High | High |
| Road construction (Roads & Railroads) |
- | Low | - | - | High | Medium | High | Medium | High |
| Hunting/harvesting (Hunting & Collecting Terrestrial Animals) |
Low | - | - | Medium | High | - | - | Low | Medium |
| Uncontrolled burning (Fire & Fire Suppression) |
- | - | - | - | - | Low | High | Medium | Medium |
| Quarries and sand minings (Mining & Quarrying) |
Low | - | Low | - | - | - | High | - | Medium |
| Public infrastructure developments (Other Ecosystem Modifications) |
- | - | - | - | - | - | Low | High | Medium |
| Solid waste (Garbage & Solid Waste) |
- | - | - | - | High | - | - | - | Medium |
| Climate change (I.e., sea level rise and change in rainfall and temperature patterns) (Habitat Shifting & Alteration) |
Medium | Low | Low | - | Medium | Low | Medium | Medium | Medium |
| Agriculture (Annual & Perennial Non-Timber Crops) |
- | Low | - | - | - | Low | Medium | Medium | Medium |
| Invasive animal species (Invasive Non-Native/Alien Species) |
- | - | Low | - | - | - | Medium | Low | Low |
| Invasive plant species (Invasive Non-Native/Alien Species) |
- | - | - | - | - | Low | Low | Medium | Low |
| Forest plantations (Annual & Perennial Non-Timber Crops) |
- | - | - | - | - | - | - | Medium | Low |
| Selective tree harvesting (Logging & Wood Harvesting) |
- | - | - | - | Low | - | - | Low | Low |
| Hunting (Hunting & Collecting Terrestrial Animals) |
- | - | Low | - | - | - | - | - | Low |
| Recreational use (Recreational Activities) |
- | - | - | - | - | - | Low | - | Low |
| Threat Status for Targets and Project | Medium | Low | Low | Medium | High | Medium | High | High | High |
| Categories & Measures | Score | |
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| People | ||
| Staff Leadership | High | |
| Multidisciplinary Team | Medium | |
| People Average | Medium | |
Internal Resources |
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| Institutional Learning | High | |
| Funding | Medium | |
| Internal Resources Average | Medium | |
External Resources |
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| Social/Legal Framework for Conservation | Medium | |
| Community and Constituency Support | Medium | |
| External Resources Average | Medium | |
| Overall Project Resource Rank | Medium | |
| Conservation Target | Key Attribute (Category) |
Indicator | Current Indicator Measurement | Rating Comments: (Poor, Fair Good Very Good) |
Current Rating and Date | Desired Rating and Date |
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| Upland Forest |
Bird species composition
(Condition) |
Native species density 1 |
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Poor:
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Fair: Decline in density of any species Good: - Very Good: Increase or no decline in density |
Good
Jan 4, 2004 |
Very Good
Jan 7, 2007 |
| Upland Forest |
Forest cover
(Size) |
% of historical cover |
-
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Poor:
Below 30%
Fair: 30%-50% Good: 50%-70% Very Good: 70% or above |
Very Good
Jan 15, 2004 |
Very Good
Jan 15, 2007 |
| Mangrove Forest |
Shellfish and crustacean populations
(Condition) |
CPUE for mangrove crabs and clams |
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Poor:
Decline in current levels
Fair: Current levels of CPUE Good: Positive trend of CPUE Very Good: High cpue for mangroves |
Fair
Jan 15, 2004 |
Good
Jan 15, 2007 |
| Mangrove Forest |
Mangrove forest area
(Size) |
% of historical cover |
-
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Poor:
10% or greater loss from current
Fair: 10% loss from current Good: current area Very Good: increase from current area |
Good
Jan 15, 2004 |
Good
Jan 15, 2007 |
| Freshwater Wetland |
Bird species composition expected in wetland habitat
(Condition) |
Native species density |
-
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Poor:
-
Fair: Decline in density of any species Good: - Very Good: Increase or no decline in density |
Very Good
Jan 15, 2004 |
Very Good
Jan 15, 2007 |
| Freshwater Wetland |
Total wetland area
(Size) |
% of historical cover |
-
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Poor:
10% or greater loss from current
Fair: 10% loss from current Good: current area Very Good: increase from current area |
Good
Jan 15, 2004 |
Good
Jan 15, 2007 |
| Streams and Lakes |
insect assembleges
(Condition) |
as designed by Dr. Olsen |
-
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Poor:
-
Fair: - Good: - Very Good: - |
Very Good
Jan 15, 2004 |
Very Good
Jan 15, 2007 |
| Beach and Strand System |
strand vegetation cover
(Size) |
% of historical cover |
-
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Poor:
10% or greater loss from current
Fair: 10% loss from current Good: current area Very Good: increase from current area |
Good
Jan 15, 2004 |
Very Good
Jan 15, 2007 |
| Savanna |
Plant species composition
(Condition) |
Presence of endemic plant species |
-
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Poor:
-
Fair: loss of any endemic species Good: - Very Good: current number of species |
Very Good
Jan 15, 2004 |
Very Good
Jan 15, 2007 |
| High Limestone Forest |
Bird species composition
(Condition) |
Native species density 2 |
-
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Poor:
-
Fair: Decline in density of any species Good: - Very Good: Increase or no decline in density |
Very Good
Jan 15, 2004 |
Very Good
Jan 15, 2007 |
| High Limestone Forest |
Forest area
(Size) |
% of historical forest area |
-
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Poor:
-
Fair: Any loss to current cover Good: - Very Good: Current cover |
Very Good
Jan 15, 2004 |
Very Good
Jan 15, 2007 |
| Hunted Species of Concern |
Population size of hunted species
(Size) |
Density of fruitbats, crocodiles and Micronesian pigeons |
-
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Poor:
-
Fair: Decline in density of any species Good: Current density Very Good: Increase current density |
Good
Jan 15, 2004 |
Very Good
Jan 15, 2007 |
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Objective: 1. By 2015, all new developments shall comply with sustainable land use and forest management plans in all 10 states.
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Strategic Action: A1. Complete community visioning (leading to strategic plans and land use plans) in Ngaremlengui and Ngarchelong by December 2005.
-
Strategic Action: A2. Work with the Airai State Working Group to draft management/land use plans for the middle zone of the Ngerikiil Watershed by November 2005.
-
Strategic Action: A3. Finish drafting of mangrove management plan (applicable to all 10 states) by December 2005
-
Strategic Action: A4. Begin implementing mangrove management plans in Ngarchelong and Ngchesar in 2006.
-
Strategic Action: A5. Use wisdom gathered from Ngaremlengui, Ngarchelong, and Ngerikiil processes to continue similar processes in the rest of Babeldaob by 2006.
-
Strategic Action: A6. Map existing land uses for use in land use planning process by 2006.
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Strategic Action: B1. Finish community vision initiatives that lead to development of community strategic plans in all 10 Babeldaob states by 2008.
-
Strategic Action: B2. Work with states and the scientific community to develop comprehensive Best Management Practices for land use by 2010.
-
Strategic Action: B3. Assist states with drafting of legislation, land use plans and forest management plans by 2010.
-
Strategic Action: B4. Strengthen EQPB’s earthmoving permit requirements by revising EIS standards and incorporating Best Management Practices by 2010.
-
Strategic Action: B5. Strengthen EQPB’s environmental compliance section and states’ capacity to regulate and enforce their own land use and forest management plans by 2010.
-
Strategic Action: C1. Provide capacity building and enforcement training to states to implement land use plans by 2012.
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Strategic Action: C2. EQPB to incorporate sustainable land use plans and forest management plan of all 10 states into its permitting regulations by 2012.
Objective: 2. By 2015 a network of protected areas that supports local community resource needs, contains 75% of ecologically important areas, and includes at least 100 square miles has been established in Babeldaob.
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Strategic Action: D1. TNC to finish first iteration of Eco-Regional Assessment (ERA) for entire Babeldaob by February 2005.
-
Strategic Action: D2. Working group to promulgate criteria and regulations for PAN by June 2005.
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Strategic Action: D3. Identify Important Bird Areas by May 2006.
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Strategic Action: D4. Move the Northern Reefs, the Southern Lagoon, and Helen Reef into the PAN by December 2007.
-
Strategic Action: D5. Move Ngardok Nature Reserve, Ngaremeduu Bay, and Mesekelat Watershed into the PAN by December 2007.
-
Strategic Action: D6. PCS, BOA, PICRC, CRRF and TNC to conduct research (including socio-economic issues) to fill in gaps of knowledge and update ERA concerning areas of high biodiversity by 2007.
-
Strategic Action: D7. Raise community and government support for the establishment and management of protected areas thru on-going development and implementation of education and social marketing plans.
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Strategic Action: E1. Conduct ongoing community consultations to identify areas to be protected (meeting both community and biodiversity needs) by 2015.
-
Strategic Action: E2. Conduct ongoing work with states to draft legislation to establish protected areas by 2015.
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Strategic Action: E3. Conduct ongoing work with states to create and implement protected area management plans by 2015.
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Strategic Action: E4. Conduct ongoing capacity building activities with states to effectively manage their own protected areas by 2015.
Objective: 3. By 2015, hunting and harvesting of all species of concern are at or below sustainable levels.
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Strategic Action: F1. Determine a level of sustainable hunting/harvesting for each species of concern.
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Strategic Action: F2. Develop and implement monitoring methods in order to determine baseline and ongoing levels of hunting/harvesting.
(comments)
Comment: not really research
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Strategic Action: F3. Conduct education campaigns to educate Babeldaob residents about existing legislation and sustainable levels of hunting/harvesting in order to raise compliance.
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Strategic Action: F4. Strengthen enforcement capabilities if necessary.
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Strategic Action: F5. Strengthen regulatory process if necessary, including review of species listed on proposed Endangered Species Lists and the CITES appendices.
Objective: 4. By 2010, the amount of native vegetation burnt by uncontrolled or illegal fires annually is reduced by 50% of current levels.
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Strategic Action: G1. Develop and implement monitoring methods in order to determine baseline and ongoing levels of burning by 2006.
(comments)
Comment: Not really an action - part of overall project work
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Strategic Action: G2. Conduct ongoing education campaigns to educate Babeldaob residents about existing legislation and effects of burning by 2010.
-
Strategic Action: G3. Work with states and Division of Fire to develop and implement community-based fire response and suppression capabilities by 2010.
-
Strategic Action: G4. Work with BOA, EQPB, and Division of Fire to develop and implement fire hazard reduction program by 2010.
Objective: 5. Strengthen Multidisciplinary Team - By January 2006 hire or dedicate one staff personnel from among the team to be dedicated to land use planning and raise the capacity of existing staff to understand and support land use planning.
Objective: 6. Strengthen Multidisciplinary Team - Increase direct communication with and involvement of the BOA staff in land use planning and forest management planning activities.
Objective: 7. Community and Constituency Support - Raise political support for the establishment and mgmt of land use planning, forest mgmt planning, and protected areas through targeted development and implementation of education and social marketing plans.
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Indicator: % Change in Insect Assemblages(methods)Methods:
- Yearly transect surveys in IBAs
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Indicator: % of historical cover(methods) (measurement report)Methods:
- Use existing maps and remote sensing to map baseline and then use updated digital imagery (before 2015) to map changes
Measurement Report:Measure Date Source Trend Comments Target: Freshwater Wetland, Category: Size, KEA: Total wetland area Jan 15, 2004 Not Specified Target: Mangrove Forest, Category: Size, KEA: Mangrove forest area Jan 15, 2004 Not Specified Target: Upland Forest, Category: Size, KEA: Forest cover Jan 15, 2004 Not Specified Target: Beach and Strand System, Category: Size, KEA: strand vegetation cover Jan 15, 2004 Not Specified
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Indicator: Native species density(methods) (measurement report)Methods:
- Yearly transect surveys in IBAs
Measurement Report:Measure Date Source Trend Comments Target: Upland Forest, Category: Condition, KEA: Bird species composition Jan 4, 2004 Not Specified Target: Freshwater Wetland, Category: Condition, KEA: Bird species composition expected in wetland habitat Jan 15, 2004 Not Specified Target: High Limestone Forest, Category: Condition, KEA: Bird species composition Jan 15, 2004 Not Specified
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Indicator: Number of communities that are implementing land use plans(methods)Methods:
- Track number of communities through Community Visioning Process
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Indicator: Number of communities that have land use plans(methods)Methods:
- Track number of communities through Community Visioning Process
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Indicator: Presence/absence of invasive plant species(methods)Methods:
- Yearly transect surveys in IBAs
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Indicator: % of historical cover(methods) (measurement report)Methods:
- Use existing maps and remote sensing to map baseline and then use updated digital imagery (before 2015) to map changes
Measurement Report:Measure Date Source Trend Comments Target: Freshwater Wetland, Category: Size, KEA: Total wetland area Jan 15, 2004 Not Specified Target: Mangrove Forest, Category: Size, KEA: Mangrove forest area Jan 15, 2004 Not Specified Target: Upland Forest, Category: Size, KEA: Forest cover Jan 15, 2004 Not Specified Target: Beach and Strand System, Category: Size, KEA: strand vegetation cover Jan 15, 2004 Not Specified
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Indicator: Dollars generated directly from Conservation Areas(methods)Methods:
- Incorporate revenue generation tracking and reporting into management plans
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Indicator: Number of jobs created directly from Conservation Areas(methods)Methods:
- Incorporate job tracking and reporting into management plans
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Indicator: Percentage of sites from the list of Ecologically Important Areas that are protected(methods)Methods:
- Creation and updating of a list of EIAs., tracking of percentage based on maps and legislation for new areas
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Indicator: Percentage of survey respondents reporting positive perceptions of their CAs(methods)Methods:
- Yearly simple survey of 10% of people in communities with Conservation Areas
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Indicator: Square miles of protected terrestrial area(methods)Methods:
- Use maps and legislation to create a baseline and to track area of new Cas
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Indicator: % Change in Insect Assemblages |
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Indicator: % of historical cover |
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Indicator: % of historical forest area |
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Indicator: CPUE for mangrove crabs and clams |
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Indicator: Density of fruitbats, crocodiles and Micronesian pigeons |
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Indicator: Dollars generated directly from Conservation Areas |
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Indicator: Native species density |
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Indicator: Number of communities that are implementing land use plans |
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Indicator: Number of communities that have land use plans |
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Indicator: Number of jobs created directly from Conservation Areas |
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Indicator: Percentage of sites from the list of Ecologically Important Areas that are protected |
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Indicator: Percentage of survey respondents reporting positive perceptions of their CAs |
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Indicator: Presence of endemic plant species |
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Indicator: Presence/absence of invasive plant species |
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Indicator: Square miles of protected terrestrial area |
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Indicator: as designed by Dr. Olsen |
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The CAP data pack, available for download using the download link below, has been modified. You will need to use CAP Excel Workbook version 6b
(or later) to import the CAP data pack. The data pack is an Excel 97/2003 formatted file with an extension of .xls. So, if you are using Excel 2007,
please remember to save all CAP files in the Excel 97-2003 Workbook format.
Help regarding this issue can be found in the CAP Workbook instructions and on ConserveOnline at:
http://conserveonline.org/workspaces/cbdgateway/cap/resources
- Download the latest CAP Excel Workbook.
- Download the ConPro Data Pack now!
Notes:
Help regarding this issue can be found in the CAP Workbook instructions and on ConserveOnline at:
http://conserveonline.org/workspaces/cbdgateway/cap/resources
- Download the latest CAP Excel Workbook.
- Download the ConPro Data Pack now!
Notes:
- It is always a good idea to use the latest CAP Excel workbook!
- You may see a "File Error: Data may have been lost" message when opening a Data Pack that was downloaded from ConPro. Please ignore this warning.
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