Biodiversity Monitoring Report

BIODIVERSITY MONITORING REPORT
Mt. Malindang Range Natural Park Protected Area Office

Date Conducted: January-March 2018
Coverage of BMS: 1st Quarter of Year 2018.
1. Introduction
The Biodiversity Monitoring System (BMS) aims to improve the information available for
decision—makers in protected areas through the regular collection of data on natural biological
resources and their utilization. The focus is on identifying trends in biodiversity and its use so as
to guide action in PA management. In addition, the BMS is intended to improve the participation
of protected area communities in PA management.
The BMS includes four methods:
1. Focus Group Discussion (FGD) are held quarterly in _______ sites. This method generates
information regarding trends in the use of resources, trends in the status of selected
resources, and trends in status of households benefitting from the use of resources. The
information is mainly based on local communities’ own perception of trends. Data gathered
continuously from a number of representative communities can provide a valid picture of
general trends.
2. Field Diaries are used by_______ PA Staff during regular patrols and other field activities in
the protected area. This method comprises standardized recording of routine observations
on resource use and wildlife in a simple pocketbook or data sheet. Information may be own
observations or second-hand information.
3. Photo Documentation is done at ________ permanent points by taking photos of the
landscape from the same place every quarter. The new photos are compared with older ones
to detect changes in the forest cover.
4. Transects are somewhat similar to routine patrolling using field diary. However, transects are
permanent demarcated routes where there are precise recommendations on where to walk,
when to do it, and what to note. Transects are undertaken along _______ permanent transect
routes every quarter.
Date and Signature

Proposed Management Interventions
Issue 1
Charcoal making
Municipality
Sitio Carangan, Mapurog, Bonifacio, Misamis Occ.
Recommended PAMB Action
Supportive BMS Information
Issue 2
Municipality
Recommended PAMB Action
Supportive BMS Information

2. Important Observations
Species or Resource Use Change Observed and Proposed Action

Reason
Field Diary During Kalingag Still abundant and used Strict monitoring
patrolling Alingatong-tapol for herbal purposes and control
Photo Documentation
Transect Walk
Focus Group Kulasisi Abundant population Strict

Discussion since hunting and implementation of
trapping for domestic pet wildlife laws, close
has stop monitoring and
intensive IEC.
4.1. Summary of Field Diary Data 1st quarter of year 2018
P.A. Name: Mt. Malindang Range Natural Park
Resource Place Numbers How Date Name of Remarks

Use or (Sitio/brgy/mun Observed Observer
Species
4.2. Summary of Photo Documentation data 1st Quarter of Year 2018
PA Name: Mt. Malindang Range Natural Park Total No. of established photo sites:
Name of Code name Date of Date of Date of Total no. of Habitat Change
Photo Site of photo Photo this previous first times between photo this
quarter photo photo photographed quarter and previous
photo
4.3.Summary of Transect Data 1st Quarter of Year 2018.
P.A Name: Mt. Malindang Range Natural Park Total No. of established transect routes:
Name of Transect Date of Survey No. of Priority species and uses recorded No. recorded
Route this Quarter times this quarter
surveyed
since
establish
ment
Sitio Malikan, February 20, Agoho del monte 126
Clarin Settlement, 2018 Gulayan 115
Oroquieta City Pulayo 46
Danlugan 24
Kalayaan 27
Tanguile 49
Igem 3
Sitio Kanawanan, February 22, Tanguile 15

Toliyok, Oroquieta 2018 Agoho del monte 78
City Gulayan 133
Pulayo 27
Danlogan 41
Malakape 29
Lumbayao 18
kalayaan 3
Namut, Tudela March 21, Lawaan 7
2018 Kalingag 65
Agoho del monte 69
Gulayan 230
Pulayo 122
Tanguile 34
Danlogan 33
Kalayaan 14
Pine tree 12
Ganon 16
Malakape 39
Sitio Aquino, March 15, Ganon 235

Carmen, Jimenez 2018 Pulayo 290
Tanguile 195
Kalingag 173
Gulayan 230
Kalayaan 49
Cedar 48
Gisok 11
Almaciga 122
Lawaan 13
Agoho del monte 9
Betanghol 17
Kanao Kanao,
Bonifacio
Mapurog,
Bonifacio
Lalud, Don
Victoriano
4.3. Summary of Focus Group Discussion data 1st Quarter of Year 2018.
P.A Name: MMRNP Total No. of sites with Community Monitoring Groups__
Name of Sitios and members of Date of CMG meeting Total no. of CMG’s in this
Community Monitoring Group this quarter barangay
Brgy. Mialen, Oroquieta City May 2, 2018 2 groups
8 CMG members
Brgy. Toliyok, Oroquieta City May 10, 2018 4

Joel Sugalam
Liza Sugalam
Danny Gumapit
Hermie Padogdog
Brgy. Penacio, Clarin May 13, 2018 5

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BIODIVERSITY MONITORING REPORT

Mt. Malindang Range Natural Park Protected Area Office

The BMS includes four methods:

Date and Signature

Recommended PAMB Action

Supportive BMS Information

Recommended PAMB Action

Supportive BMS Information

Species or Resource Use Change Observed and Proposed Action

Focus Group Kulasisi Abundant population Strict

P.A. Name: Mt. Malindang Range Natural Park

Resource Place Numbers How Date Name of Remarks

Sitio Kanawanan, February 22, Tanguile 15

Sitio Aquino, March 15, Ganon 235

Brgy. Toliyok, Oroquieta City May 10, 2018 4

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