FISH BIODIVERSITY OF THE VILLAGE FORESTS OF PUNAN LONG ADIU NORTH KALIMANTA

Sukmono, Tedjo (2017) FISH BIODIVERSITY OF THE VILLAGE FORESTS OF PUNAN LONG ADIU NORTH KALIMANTA. [Eksperiment] (Unpublished)

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Abstract

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The village of Long Punan Adiu, (LPA) is located in South Malino Distric, North Borneo Province. The villagers of LPA have Punan Long Adiu Village Forest (PLAVF) of 17,496 Ha which is border to 7 other villages. Topography PLAVF is hilly and has many rivers. Adiu River is the main river that passes HALPA with more than 50 tributaries. The rivers in the PLAVF area have characters as rocky, clear�watered, fast-flowing and have some bottom and cascade, and are inhabited by fish with distinctive characters that are fast swimmers, moss eater and paste on rocks. . The diversity of fish in the PLAVF include ; 41 species, 24 genus and 10 family. Family Cyprinidae dominates (58%). Based on the IUCN red list there are 4 group fish in PLVF; 1 species of Data Deficient (DD), 17 species of Least Concern (LC), 22 species of Not Evaluated (NE), and 1 species of Near Threatened (NT). An important finding related to conservation is that the Adiu River is a habitat for North Kalimantan's endemic fish are Nematabramis evertti and Nemtobramis borneensis with abundant amounts. (24%). Both species are evenly distributed in all habitat types; upstream, middle steram, down streams, tributary, pond, and lake. In addition in the area of PLAVF also live fish Tor soro and Tor Tambra. It is a consumption fish with high economic value and has started rarely found.. Aquatic ecosystems in the PLAVF have HCV values (HCV 1, HCV 3, HCV 4, HCV 6) , due to endemic and rare animals, and have a natural landscape that can provide environmental services such as clean water sources and community livelihoods

Type: Eksperiment
Subjects: Q Science > QL Zoology
Depositing User: Sukmono
Date Deposited: 08 May 2023 03:06
Last Modified: 08 May 2023 03:06
URI: https://repository.unja.ac.id/id/eprint/48045

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