Monetary Valuation of Protected Wild Animal Species as a Contingent Assessment in North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Mauri, Jerry; Huang, Yingli; Harbi, Jun; Roberts, Nathan James

doi:10.3390/su141710692

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“…North Sulawesi province consists of fifteen regions, namely four municipalities and eleven regencies. The respondent data obtained offline and online by the city and municipality are shown in Table A1 in Appendix A [30].…”

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“…Our previous study entitled "Monetary Valuation of Protected Wild Animal Species as a Contingent Assessment in North Sulawesi, Indonesia" [30] with this study used the same questionnaire data set, but we divided the questionnaire into two parts with different questions for each paper. We conducted different data analyses for the first and second papers, and these two papers are a series of research units.…”

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Social Monetary Valuation for Protecting Forests and Protected Wild Animals in North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Mauri,

Huang,

Harbi

2023

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Many protected wild animal species are threatened with extinction because of degraded forest habitats. We conducted a monetary assessment of social responses to this issue in North Sulawesi, Indonesia. Respondents were asked to determine a monetary value for forest services, and we measured willingness to pay (WTP) using the collection of compensation funds every year for five years. A descriptive statistical model, a correlation analysis, and a double-bounded dichotomous choice (DBDC) model were used in this study. There were 92.1% of respondents who claimed to be aware of the environment, as well as 96% of protected animals, and 89.8% who agreed with the compensation fund. There is a need for current socialization of the environmental situation, and it is necessary to consider education and income factors for real actions in the future. The estimated monetary value probability for WTP was determined using accepting the median estimate of IDR 264,820 (USD 18.26). These results estimated the value of annual forest protection over five years.

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Social Monetary Valuation for Protecting Forests and Protected Wild Animals in North Sulawesi, Indonesia

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Huang,

Harbi

2023

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“…However, to date, less than $150 billion funding is allocated for PAs management [36]. In fact, the habitat integrity in PAs is severely affected by changes in land use and land cover [37]- [39]- [40]. Climate change is the emerging challenge that poses major threat to biodiversity [41].…”

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An overview of economic valuation of ecosystem services in protected areas and its roles in achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Al-saedi

Syakir

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Protected areas (PAs) provide a variety of benefits and services related to human welfare, poverty alleviation, and sustainable development. However, economic valuations of PAs are poorly measured to date. The majority of PAs management policy frameworks are based on biodiversity conservation. The purpose of this overview is to highlight the importance of PAs in achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by reviewing current and past studies related to the economic value of ecosystem services and the valuation methodologies of PAs at local, regional, and national levels. In addition, the role of PAs in enhancing the sustainability of ecosystem services has been discussed. Furthermore, two case studies related to the ecosystem-economic perspective of PAs; Australia’s Great Barrier Reef and India’s Nagarhole Park, were highlighted. In general, the economic value of PAs is based on the components of ecosystem services, such as provisioning, regulating, supporting, and culture. The management of PAs is critical for valuation of species conservation as one of the standards derived from the ecosystem services. Additionally, it improved the level of financial income of the communities, their educational and health levels, revitalizing local businesses and providing job opportunities through the success of PA’s management strategies as local, national, and international tourist destinations. This review provides a snapshot of the roles of PAs in achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), useful for future researchers, planners, park managers, and policymakers to develop policies for sustainable investment and improvement of PAs.

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The evaluation of wood and its products based on the classification of wood and added value

Yang

et al. 2023

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This paper examines the calculation system that combines the basic value and additional value of wood raw materials in order to develop a calculation model for the value evaluation of wood and wood products. It then arrives at the value evaluation scheme that is determined by the classification of the wood. The classification of wood raw materials into protected wood, unprotected wood, and wood products is based on the extent of plant protection and timber value classification. The value adjustment coefficient determined by the classification level is investigated in accordance with the existing national law. We categorize the evaluation system into three groups based on the hierarchical processing approach: Standing wood, logs, and sawn timber are valued according to Scheme 1, wood goods containing protected information are valued according to Scheme 2, and wood products without protected information are valued according to Scheme 3. The wood value predicted by this model largely follows the rule of value of historical examples after the application of many forest damage occurrences. When applying the evaluation method of this scheme in batches as opposed to the way of determining the value of a single piece, the evaluation findings are more systematic, which significantly boosts the effectiveness of inspection and value evaluation of wood and its products.

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Monetary Valuation of Protected Wild Animal Species as a Contingent Assessment in North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Cited by 3 publications

References 49 publications

Social Monetary Valuation for Protecting Forests and Protected Wild Animals in North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Social Monetary Valuation for Protecting Forests and Protected Wild Animals in North Sulawesi, Indonesia

An overview of economic valuation of ecosystem services in protected areas and its roles in achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

The evaluation of wood and its products based on the classification of wood and added value

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