Protected areas slow down tropical rainforest disturbance in the Leuser Ecosystem, Indonesia

Condro, Aryo Adhi; Prasetyo, Lilik Budi; Rushayati, Siti Badriyah; Santikayasa, I Putu; Iskandar, Entang

doi:10.1080/1747423x.2022.2115571

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“…The results indicated that the protected areas functioned effectively for carbon sequestration. This corresponds closely with other previous studies in Sumatra conducted by Condro et al (2022) in Leuser PA and 39 other PAs (Gaveau et al 2009). In addition, this landscape also harbors many endangered species within high carbon stock areas, so large carbon pools provide co-benefits for biodiversity (Deere et al 2018).…”

Section: Corridor Analysis For Sumatran Tigersupporting

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Vulnerability of multi-designated landscape and its connectivity toward conservation: A case study in Kampar Kerumutan, Riau, Indonesia

Dwi Aulia,

Condro,

Barri

et al. 2023

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Indonesia is declared by the United Nations as a country that meets its conservation targets. However, Indonesia has not maximized the potential conservation of its territory, and the ecosystem is still threatened by anthropogenic activity, particularly due to small and large scales cultivation. Besides, the Government of Indonesia (GoI) built taskforces at the national level to avoid greenhouse gas emissions through FOLU Net Sink 2030 that could tackle climate and biodiversity crises. Therefore, identifying OECMs and creating a sustainable management framework by elaborating on the carbon pool and its dynamics across the Indonesian landscape is crucial to meet the targets of the global conservation agenda. Kampar Kerumutan Landscape (KKL) is one of the critical landscapes in Indonesia with high potential conservation for biodiversity and high intervention from various concessions. Our result showed that most KKLs were categorized as potential restoration areas. Industrial forest plantations (IFP) had the highest threat for conservation. To connect the potential highly conserved areas within KKL for species mobility, restoration projects (particularly in IFP, Protected Areas, and Non-managed areas) should be conducted to achieve human and nature balance in the KKL.

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Section: Corridor Analysis For Sumatran Tigersupporting

confidence: 93%

Vulnerability of multi-designated landscape and its connectivity toward conservation: A case study in Kampar Kerumutan, Riau, Indonesia

Dwi Aulia,

Condro,

Barri

et al. 2023

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“…Te negative environmental consequences of tropical deforestation were far-reaching and long-lasting [9]. Tis rapid deforestation rate has contributed to biodiversity losses due to habitat degradation and fragmentation, particularly in Indonesia [10]. Te latest studies from Margono et al [11] suggest that forest loss in Indonesia has been recorded as one of the highest rates of primary losses in the tropics for the period 2002-2012, with annual primary forest cover loss in 2012 being the highest, totaling 0.84 Mha, more than the ofcial forest loss report of Brazil (0.46 Mha).…”

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Refining National Forest Cover Data Based on Fusion Optical Satellite Imageries in Indonesia

Aulia,

Apriani,

Juanda

et al. 2023

International Journal of Forestry Research

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Precision mapping towards tropical forest cover data is critical to address the global climate crisis, such as land-based carbon measurement and potential conservation areas identification. In the recent decade, accessibility to open public datasets on forestry is rapidly increased. However, the availability of finer-resolution of forest cover data is still very limited. As a developing country with numerous rainforests, Indonesia suffered multifaceted threats, particularly deforestation. Thus, precise forest cover data can be useful to fulfill Indonesia’s nationally determined contribution to climate change. In this study, we mapped the national forest cover data for Indonesia using a new object-based image classification approach based on combined Planet-NICFI and Sentinel-2 optical imageries. Our findings had relatively high accuracy compared with the other studies, with the F score ranging from 0.67 to 0.99 and can capture the fragmented forest in fine resolution (i.e., ∼5 m). In addition, we found that Planet-NICFI bands had a higher contribution in predicting forest cover than Sentinel-2 imageries. Utilizing forest cover data for further analyses should be performed to help the achievement of national and global agenda, e.g., related to the FOLU net sink in 2030 and the Global Biodiversity Framework.

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Projected impacts of climate change and anthropogenic effects on habitat distribution of endangered Javan Hawk-Eagle in Indonesia

Syartinilia,

Condro,

Tsuyuki

2024

Geography and Sustainability

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Protected areas slow down tropical rainforest disturbance in the Leuser Ecosystem, Indonesia

Cited by 3 publications

References 80 publications

Vulnerability of multi-designated landscape and its connectivity toward conservation: A case study in Kampar Kerumutan, Riau, Indonesia

Vulnerability of multi-designated landscape and its connectivity toward conservation: A case study in Kampar Kerumutan, Riau, Indonesia

Refining National Forest Cover Data Based on Fusion Optical Satellite Imageries in Indonesia

Projected impacts of climate change and anthropogenic effects on habitat distribution of endangered Javan Hawk-Eagle in Indonesia

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