Authors:
Donny Gunaryadi, Petrus Gunarso, Ryan Avriandy, Irene Margareth Romaria Pinondang, Andi Arya Fajar Art Christ, Safrina Ayu Trisnawati, Nugraha Putra Maulana, Husnul Fikri, Ahmad Dani and Muhammad Iqbal
Book:
Proceedings of the 15th International Peat Congress
Venue:
Kuching
Keywords:
camera-trap, flat-headed-cat, kampar-peninsula, peatland, restoration, tiger
Documentfile:
ipc16p234-237a341gunaryadigunarso.etal_.pdf
Summary:
ABSTRACT
The Kampar Peninsula in Riau is a unique ecosystem and shown its unique distribution of biodiversity. Although the peninsula was categorized as production forests since the eighties, the degradation of the core of Kampar Peninsula considered as lowest in the region. To assess the richness of wildlife in Kampar Peninsula, Biodiversity assessments have been conducted by collaborating partner, Fauna & Flora International-Indonesia Programme using camera trap in the landscape. Biodiversity richness of this lightly degraded area is significant. Five species of wild cats of Sumatra were found in the landscape including the charismatic Sumatran Tiger and a rare species of the flatheaded…